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Multiple and Single Subject Credentials

Multiple and Single Subject Credentials 

The Multiple Subject Program prepares candidates to earn a Preliminary Multiple Subject Teaching Credential, authorizing them to teach in a self-contained public classroom, usually grades kindergarten through six.  The Single Subject Program prepares candidates to complete their Preliminary Single Subject Credential authorizing them to teach a specific subject such as English or Math, typically in public middle and high school classrooms in California.

The Teacher Education Department offers the following general education teaching credentials:

  • Multiple subject teaching credential
  • Single subject teaching credentials:
    • Art
    • English
    • Physical Education
    • Math
    • Music
    • Social Science
    • Science (Biology, Chemistry, Geoscience, Physics)
    • World Language

Prospective Students

Application requirements

Application deadlines:

Spring Semester - November 1st

Fall Semester - June 1st

Information Sessions

If you are a prospective student and have questions about the application or program requirements, please contact the appropriate person below:

  • Program requirements and general questions: Karla Chacon, Educational Pathways Specialist, kchacon10@dcvg-cn.com or 310-243-2111
  • Application support and questions: Glenda Sturdivant, Administrative Support Coordinator, gsturdivant@dcvg-cn.com or 310-243-2732.

Current Students

Multiple subject program plan

Single subject program plan

Teacher Education Program Handbook [PDF]

If you are a current student and have questions about the program, please contact the appropriate person below:

  • General questions: Dawn Cook, vcook@dcvg-cn.com, 310-243-3496
  • Academic advising: Rebecca Ellis, rellis22@dcvg-cn.com, 310-243-2368
  • University intern: Debbie Evers Allen, devers@dcvg-cn.com

Information for Undocumented Students
Undocumented students are able to apply for and receive professional education credentials. There is no citizenship or immigration status requirement for credentials in CA. However, in order to complete the livescan process and CTC application for a certificate of clearance or a credential, students would need to have an Individual Tax Identification Number (ITIN). Finally, this policy applies specifically to credential programs and does not account for employment after being credentialed. Please feel welcome to contact our Education Pathways Specialist, Karla Chacon if you have questions: kchacon10@dcvg-cn.com