The English Teaching Major In 1999, advising for majors and pre-majors in English Teaching moved from the Department of Teaching and Teaching Education to the Department of English. When classes are in session, advising services are available daily from 9:00 to 5:00 in the Undergraduate English Advising Center (Modern Languages 450; phone 621-5421). Students transferring to the University to prepare for careers in English Teaching, or changing from another major program, should follow the links on this page. Secondary School Certification is offered by the State Department of Education A certification program is available from the College of Education Details on the English Teaching major and minor at the University of Arizona are available from the online catalogue There is also an Extended English major, which combines an English Teaching major with additional courses in English and the Humanities Sections on this page First and second years Entering as a Freshman Transferring with advanced standing Declaring a major The Pre-Education Major The English Major Declaring a minor The English Minor The Thematic Minor Getting Experience in the Classroom The Writing Center The English Undergraduates Club Getting advice on General Education requirements Applying to the College of Education Programs English Teaching Major Extended English Teaching Major Teaching Minor Forms Deadlines Third and fourth years Preparing for the Senior Year Applying for Post-Baccauleate Certification Before graduation After Graduation Getting Started First and second years. All students are classified according the number of units they have completed at any given time: Freshman = 1-24 units Sophomore = 25-55 Junior = 56-86 units Senior = 87+ units See the University Catalog for further information on class standing. Declaring a major The Pre-Education Major, College of Education. The English Major Declaring a minor The English Minor The Thematic Minor Getting Experience in the Classroom The Writing Center The English Undergraduates Club University Learning Center Multicultural Recruitment and Retention America Reads Program Project SOAR Mentoring Getting advice on General Education requirements Office of Student Services. College of Education, Room 247 University of Arizona. Phone: (520) 621-7865. FAX: (520) 621-1827. Freshman Center Deadlines. Applications are considered twice a year. The deadline for applying for Spring semester is the second Friday of September; for Fall semester, it is the second Friday of February.   Requirements of the English Teaching Major   Literature 370A. English Literature: Beginnings to Renaissance 370B. English Literature: Restoration to Modern (Either course may be taken first. Students are advised to take A in the fall semester and B in the spring.) Composition 306. Advanced Composition 380. Literary Analysis (Either course may be taken first. Students are advised to write the UPDWP beforehand.) Language 255 - Introduction to the English Language 405 or 421. History of the English Language 406. Modern Grammar and Usage (405 or 421 is prerequisite to 406.) Methods Courses 410. The Teaching of Composition 411. The Teaching of Literature (306 is prerequisite to 410; 370A or B and 380 are prerequisite to 410.) Traditions and Diversity American Literature: 1 course from 265, 278, 279, 37!A, 371B, 443,477, 478, 482, 483, 484A, 484B, 488A, 488B. Shakespeare: 1 course from 231, 431A, or 431B. Multiethnic Language and Literature: 1 course from 408, 418, 434, 477, or LRC 468. (Other courses from English or Language, Reading and Culture may be substituted with permission.; English Honors students substitute 495A.)   Requirements for the Extended English Major   Take 14 further units (5 further courses) from CLAS 100-499, COMM 100-499, ENGL 207-499, LING 100-499, LRC 300-499 (except 435), JOUR 100-499, TAR 100-499. No minor is required.   Requirements of the English Teaching Minor   Language 1 course from 255, 421 Composition 306. Advanced Composition 380. Literary Analysis Literature English Literature. 1 course from 370A, 370B. American Literature. 1 course from 265, 37!A, 371B. Methods 410. The Teaching of Composition 411. The Teaching of Literature Third and fourth years. Satisfy the University writing requirement   Post-Baccalaureate Program Students register with Seniors Career Services on campus.

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