College Credit Plus Spanish Credential Program

On this page:

• About the Credential Program in Spanish
• Admission Requirements and Process
• Program of Study

About the Credential Program in Spanish

The Spanish credential program targets language classes in Spanish and Latin American literature and culture, film, business, written and oral expression, and phonetics. This certificate is suitable for graduate students wishing to meet requirements to teach Spanish or College Credit Plus courses in the State of Ohio.

The courses are designed to provide rich cultural and literary content in the target language.

Admission Requirements and Process

High school teachers who wish to pursue the teaching credential/certificate must submit complete the following steps:

• Please apply through Wright State's Graduate School. The options for applying to the CCP certificate and credential programs are in the online application.
• Submit an official transcript showing the award of a bachelor’s degree in Spanish language or Hispanic Studies from an accredited university.
• Submit an official transcript showing the award of a Master’s degree in any field, unless from Wright State.
• Submit a statement of goals.

Additional requirement:

Applicants must pass a department-administered oral proficiency Interview with a minimal Intermediate high rating.

Send application materials to:

Graduate School
344 Student Union
3640 Colonel Glenn Hwy.
Dayton, OH 45435-0001

Program of Study

Given the student’s required background in Spanish language or Hispanic studies, it is impossible to require certain classes without risking repetition. Therefore, the degree will comprise 18 credit hours from the approved list of graduate courses in Spanish.

Approved list of graduate Spanish courses:

Total 18 Credit Hours