Indiana Tech, USF Collaborate on Licensure Pathway

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The path to becoming a licensed teacher has been streamlined for Indiana Tech students through a partnership with the University of Saint Francis. USF says its Transition to Teaching program allows Indiana Tech students to add a teaching license in elementary, special, middle and secondary education to their area of study to pursue teaching opportunities.

Indiana Tech says the program allows its students to complete a bachelor’s degree while concurrently working on an Indiana Teaching License.

“While the positive impact this programming will have on our students is gratifying, I wonder at the possible impact these students will have on the lives they touch in the future. That is what makes this collaboration with the University of Saint Francis so significant and special,” said Indiana Tech President Karl Einolf.

The TTT courses are offered online in an eight or 16 week format. More information about the program can be found here.