MA in Teaching - World Languages, French (License) in Denver United States | University of Colorado Denver

Equips individuals to teach French in middle and high school classrooms in as little as one year. Offers a residency program refined over nearly three decades through continuous collaboration with partner schools. Graduates enhance students' global perspectives and linguistic growth. CU Denver's MA in Teaching (MAT) with World Languages French (7-12) license thoroughly trains students to teach French across diverse middle and high school settings within a year. This program develops language educators who broaden students' cultural understanding, linguistic abilities, analytical skills, and creative capacities. Participants learn from committed instructors and distinguished faculty through a residency model honed over 30 years of partnership with schools, making both the program and its graduates exceptional. Graduates emerge fully qualified and ready to nurture their students' potential.
The Graduate Teacher Education program results in a Master of Arts in Teaching degree and initial teaching certification. It cultivates educators who embrace cultural diversity, work collaboratively with families and communities, and possess the expertise to build dynamic, meaningful, and challenging learning environments where every student can thrive. We collaborate with P-12 educators across the CU Denver Professional Development School Network, which includes more than 20 urban schools throughout Denver's metropolitan area. Throughout the program, teacher candidates experience a full academic year in the classroom through sequential residency placements at professional development schools.