Elementary Education at SFCC

If you're passionate about inspiring young learners and making a lasting impact in the classroom, the Elementary Education program at SFCC can help you begin your journey toward becoming a teacher. Through the Associate of Arts in Teaching (AAT) degree, you'll build a strong foundation in educational theory, child development, and effective teaching practices while preparing to transfer to a four-year university to complete your bachelor's degree and teacher certification.

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Associate of Arts in Teaching

 

Elementary Education

Build Your Future in Elementary Education

Whether you dream of teaching in an elementary classroom or helping shape the next generation of learners, the Elementary Education program provides an affordable and seamless pathway to your teaching career. The Associate of Arts in Teaching degree is designed to transfer to Missouri public colleges and universities, with dedicated transfer agreements that help students continue their education with confidence. Throughout the program, you'll work closely with your navigator and faculty advisors to select the courses that best align with your transfer institution and career goals.

 

Earn an Associate of Arts in Teaching degree designed for seamless transfer to Missouri four-year colleges and universities.

  • Benefit from transfer agreements with Central Methodist University, the University of Central Missouri, and the University of Missouri.
  • Build a strong foundation in educational theory, child development, and classroom instruction.
  • Develop the communication, leadership, and critical-thinking skills needed to become an effective educator.
  • Learn how to design lesson plans, support diverse learners, and create engaging classroom experiences.
  • Work closely with your navigator to develop a personalized transfer plan and meet university admission requirements.
  • Save money by completing your first two years of college at SFCC before transferring to complete your bachelor's degree.
  • Learn from experienced faculty who are dedicated to preparing future educators.
  • Prepare for a rewarding career helping children develop academically, socially, and emotionally.
  • Take the first step toward becoming an elementary teacher who makes a positive difference in students' lives.