Wilmington College offers teacher licensure in vocational agriculture (grades four and beyond). Students must be admitted to the Teacher Education Program. It is recommended that students seeking licensure consult faculty in both the Agriculture and Education areas. See Education for additional information. A total of 90 credit hours are required. The following courses are required or can be selected for this concentration:
Required courses:
*EDU103 Educational Foundations (3)
*EDU104 Educational Foundations Practicum (1)
*EDU205 Instructional Media (1)
*EDU210 Human Growth & development (3)
*EDU241 Educational Psychology (3)
*EDU303 Secondary General Methods and Content Area Reading (4)
EDU309 Survey of Inclusion (4)
EDU405 Multicultural Experience (2)
EDU450 Student Teaching and Seminar (10)
AGR105 Agriculture Applications & Technology (3)
**AGR108 Principles of Crop and Animal Science I (4)
**AGR109 Principles of Crop and Animal Science II (3)
**AGR122 Agricultural Economics (3)
**AGR202 Foundations in Agricultural Education (3)
AGR275 Practicum – vocational Agriculture I (1)
AGR312 Animal Nutrition (4)
AGR317 Soils (4)
AGR323 Methods of Teaching Agriculture (4)
AGR405 Farm Management (4)
AGR475 Practicum – Vocational Agriculture II (1)
ACC201 Accounting I (3)
MGT211 Introduction to Management (3)
MKT205 Introduction to Marketing (3)
Required – 16 semester hours from the following courses:
AGR*** Upper division electives (9)
CHM211 Principles of Chemistry (4)
CHM, BIO, GEO, or PHY courses (4) In addition to the general education requirements
* Courses needed for the Education Department
** Students must take at least 2 of these 4 courses before admittance to the Education Department
*** Although not required, it is recommended that you represent each Ag concentration in your electives.