Some students may choose to pursue a career as a special education teacher. Among the majors the AS leads to are human services counseling, interdisciplinary studies, and psychology. Teacher certification may require additional course work, including a master's degree. The program also prepares students for a variety of paraprofessional positions in schools and agencies that serve children and adults with disabilities. Students already in the field use the program to upgrade their skills and knowledge and create the opportunity for advancement.
Internships are available in a variety of work settings.
They give students hands-on experience that will increase their employability in the field. The college has a required developmental program for students who need to remedy deficiencies in these areas. Students need to consult with the program advisor to plan programs and select electives that will meet the requirements of the college or university which they plan to attend. 63 Placement test or prerequisite required. Eligible courses are listed under Electives .