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Our Program

CASEP begins in the first year of study at Northeastern. It combines general education courses and early field experiences with discussion and feedback about teaching. Students take general education courses that count toward any degree at Northeastern. So even if you decide not to become a teacher, CASEP’s coursework will allow you to pursue other academic paths.

Students selected to join CASEP:

• Benefit from specially-designated general education courses in their first and second years at Northeastern
• Become part of a cohort, or group, of like-minded students interested in the possibility of becoming teachers
• Take courses that are content linked and/or co-taught by faculty
• Conduct K-12 classroom observations in their second year of coursework
• Receive priority registration with a designated advisor
• May participate in service learning or part-time employment opportunities in educational settings

CASEP also fosters these abilities desirable in multiple disciplines:

• Critical and reflective thinking, writing and speaking
• Effective problem solving and decision making
• Enhanced presentational skills and technology use
• An understanding and appreciation of cultural difference

"CASEP will help you determine if teaching is the best career for you."
 

Students interested in CASEP must be full-time students and should be accepted by the University at the time of application.