Master in Teaching, Renton

Accepting Inquiries for Cohort Beginning Academic Year 2027-2028

Want to know more? Reach out for admission requirement advising to Miranda Myers Barker (myersbm@wwu.edu).

Program Information

The Master in Teaching (MIT) with emphasis in Multilingual Education program is designed for candidates who wish to complete a master’s degree with recommendation for Washington State Residency Certification to teach at the secondary level (middle and high school) and gain an endorsement in multilingual and/or bilingual education. This program is specific to initial certification only.

The Renton MIT program can be completed in six to seven quarters including the student teaching (internship). Dual language programs are growing throughout Washington State and districts need multilingual teachers trained in the methods of content and language teaching.

Our MIT program has a strong social justice focus and we are looking to recruit teacher candidates that have a commitment to addressing inequities in the schooling system and are looking to deepen their understanding of privilege, equity, and multilingual education. The program is designed to support professionals working in multilingual settings who are employed by school districts in South King County. Contact us today to learn how to join this program!

Please visit the MIT Application Information page for details.

Program Highlights

  • Initial licensure program
  • Small, cohort model
  • Collaborative, hands-on learning environment
  • 6 quarters to completion
  • Mentorship from application to graduation
  • Employment during program by working as a guest teacher in a bilingual classroom setting
  • Evening courses held within the Puget Sound Educational Service District (PSESD)
  • Entry requires completion of baccalaureate degree plus qualifying endorsement coursework (Social Studies, Math OR Spanish World Language). Please speak with us about other content-area endorsements.
Student standing holding flowers and Outstanding Student Award with Dr. Dillard

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