Master in Teaching - Everett, WA

Western's Master in Teaching degree is an evening program for those who hold bachelor's degrees in subjects generally taught in secondary schools, and who wish to earn a Residency Teaching Certificate to teach grades 6-12. This program attracts applicants who have either just completed their undergraduate studies or who are currently working professionals.

Professional preparation consists of 69 quarter credit hours that are completed over 7 consecutive quarters of academic study, including 14 weeks of full-time student teaching in public secondary education classrooms.

The program is designed to accommodate students who need or wish to continue working during the program. The Everett program is known for its supportive cohort model which fosters a nurturing and collaborative learning community. 

Students generally take two or three classes during an academic quarter at the Everett University Center. Classes are between 5:30 p.m. and 9:30 p.m. New cohorts begin summer quarter. 

Program Information

Learn more about the program and get your questions answered by setting up an appointment with the Program Specialist Bobbie Rogers. Email Program Specialist