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Certification Information

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• Wisconsin Technical College System Certification Information
• CTE Coordinator Certification (DPI)
• Minnesota State Colleges and Universities Licensure

Wisconsin Technical College System Certification Information

• UW-Stout Courses Meeting WTCS Certification Requirements
• UW-Stout Courses and Course Schedules (for BSCTET program)
• General WTCS Certification Information
• WTCS Instructional Areas – Occupational Experience
• WTCS Certification Courses for Non-Program/Non-Degree Seeking Students
  • WTC Certification Course Schedule
• CTE-502 Principles of Career and Technical Education
• CTE-605 Methods of Teaching Career and Technical Education
• CTE-638 Course Construction for Career and Technical Education
• CTE-640 Instructional Evaluation in Career and Technical Education
• SCOUN-501 Introduction to Guidance and Counseling
• EDUC-536 Multiculturalism: Issues and Perspectives
• EDUC-600B Educational Psychology for the Adult Learner

CTE Coordinator Certification (DPI)

Career and Technical Education (CTE) Coordinator (formerly LVEC Coordinator, School-to-Work Coordinator, and Education for Employment Coordinator) certification may occur in one of three ways:

1. Meet the CTE Coordinator Content guidelines by taking eight courses in the matrix [pdf]. By taking the eight courses, individuals will meet the six content guidelines outlined as noted.

2. Meet the CTE Coordinator content guidelines by submitting a portfolio based on experience. By having a variety of experiences, a teacher or administrator could apply for a license by submitting a competency profile to UW-Stout. The Competency Portfolio document would be used to assess artifacts submitted for review by appropriate professionals at UW-Stout. Individuals submitting a portfolio must enroll in CTE-780 and CTE-784 Internship [pdf] or CTE-798 Field Experience [pdf], depending on experience. Deficiencies noted will result in taking a prescribed course at UW-Stout.

3. Meet the CTE Coordinator content guidelines by enrolling in the MS
   in Career and Technical Education program and complete the CTE Competency
   Portfolio [pdf].

Minnesota State Colleges and Universities Licensure

• MnSCU Licensure Guidelines