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Seattle Pacific University's Master's in Teaching English
to Speakers of Other Languages (MA-TESOL) program prepares
you to cross cultural borders and engage students from
around the world. This program offers leadership training
that gives graduates the advantages of a higher job-placement
rate and greater income than those who opt for quick
certificates. When you choose Seattle Pacific's program,
you will experience how the faculty bring together knowledge
and skill from linguistics, education, humanities, and
the social sciences to equip you for effective service
in the growing field of English language instruction. |
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Whether you intend to teach in colleges, universities, or one of the various
language institutes throughout the United States and abroad, SPU’s program
gives you the preparation you need. The program’s faculty are committed
to excellence in teaching, scholarship, and active involvement in the English
as a Second Language (ESL) community. |
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Most MA-TESOL courses are offered evenings, 4:30–7:05 p.m. Students may
attend full- or part-time, enabling them to maintain employment, and deal
with other obligations. |
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Students wishing to apply coursework completed prior to application must
provide applicable transcript data; students may transfer up to 12 comparable
graduate credits into the SPU program. |
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Click the Resources tab for
the most current and relevant Employment and Volunteer Opportunities,
as well as TEFL, ESL, TESOL, and other related links. |
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Reminder to all current MA-TESOL students:
please contact Nancy McEachran at least
two quarters before registering for the Teaching Practicum. |
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Frequently Asked Questions
Click here to read reflections from our graduates. |
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