California State University, San Bernardino

  Career & Technical Teacher Education

Where Some of Our Alumni Have Found Employment

Listed below are links to some of the educational institutions where people who have completed our Career & Technical (formerly known as Adult & Vocational) Teacher Education courses have found employment as teachers and/or in positions related to educational support. Eventually there will be direct links to pages that provide information about specific employment opportunities. In the meantime the links provided here will lead to pages that provide general information about each institution listed. Presently there are six major categories of educational institutions in California that hire people who have completed our courses: (1) Regional Occupational Programs, (2) Community Colleges, (3) Training Academies, (4) Adult Education Programs, (5) Private Professional and Vocational Schools, and (6) Correctional Institutions.

PLEASE NOTE: If you find any of the links below to be broken our outdated, try using Googal to find the most current URL and information for any broken link.

Regional Occupational Centers and Programs (ROCP)

To teach ROCP courses requires a Preliminary Designated Subjects CTE Teaching Credential. While it is possible to start teaching before completing any coursework, anyone who has completed at least our ECTS 501 course will be better prepared, and more likely to be successful, than anyone who has not.

CAROCP (California Association of
    Regional Occupational Centers and Programs)

San Bernardino County ROP
Riverside County ROP
Colton Redlands Yucaipa ROP
Baldy View ROP
Central County ROP
Antelope Valley ROP
Contra Costa County ROP
Southern California ROC
Los Angeles County ROP
North Orange County ROP
San Diego County ROP
Sacramento County ROP
Butte County ROP
Coastline ROP
Eden Area ROP
Fresno ROP
Inyo County ROP
Kern County ROC
La Puenty Valley ROP
Santa Clara County ROP
Santa Cruz County ROP
Shatsa-Trinity ROP
Sonoma County ROP
Ventura County ROP

Community Colleges

While California Community Colleges no longer require "teaching credentials" they do require some verification of formal preparation for teaching. Completion of our Level 1 coursework has proven to be a very effective way to meet this requirement. Follow the links below to the web site of each community college listed:

California Community College
    Chancellor's Office

San Bernardino Valley College
Riverside City College
Mt. San Jacinto College
College of the Desert
Copper Mountain College
Barstow Community College
Chaffey College
Victor Valley College
Crafton Hills College
Mt. San Antonio College
Citrus College
Cerritos College
Glendale Community College
Orange Coast College
Golden West College
El Camino College
Compton College
Los Angeles Trade-Technical College
Palo Verde College

Training Academies and Junior ROTC Programs

While not all training academies require "teaching credentials," the completion of our Level 1 coursework has proven to be a very effective way to prepare for training academy teaching. A Preliminary Designated Subjects Teaching Credential is required to teach in Junior ROTC programs and may now be required by some academies as well. Follow the links below to the web site of each training academy or JROTC listed:

California School for the Deaf, Riverside
Eisenhower MC Junior Reserve Officers Training Corps
San Bernardino County Sheriff's Training Academy
Riverside County Sheriff's Training Academy
Crafton Hills College Fire Training Academy

Adult Education Programs

A Preliminary Designated Subjects Teaching Credential is required to teach in any state funded adult school. Follow the links below to the web site of each adult school listed:

San Bernardino Adult School
Palm Springs Adult School
List of California Adult Schools

Private Professional and Vocational Schools

While most private professional and vocational schools do not require "teaching credentials" the completion of our Level 1 coursework has proven to be a very effective way to prepare for teaching in these schools. Follow the links below to the web site of each private and/or vocational school listed:

Loma Linda University
ITT Technical Institute
Cal Poly Pomona
California Institute of Technology

Correctional Institutions

While not all correctional institutions require "teaching credentials" the completion of our Level 1 coursework has proven to be a very effective way to prepare for teaching in a correctional institution and many do require a Designated Subjects Teaching Credential. Follow the links below to the web site of each correctional institution listed:

California Department of Corrections
California Youth Authority
California State Prisons

NOTE to Teachers and Administrators: If you have a new web site that should be listed on this page, if the URL for your web site has changed OR if you have a link to a particular page on your web site that leads to more specific information about opportunities for employment at your educational institution, please e-mail that information with the appropriate URL to Dr. Joe Scarcella jscarcel@csusb.edu