BCC Education Major Requirements

Student pursuing a career in education must complete the following three common pre-requisite courses at the freshman/sophomore level:

	EME2040 Introduction to Education Technology – Student will develop skills and competencies, which are essential to integrate technology into the delivery of classroom instructions. Students will survey a variety of traditional and emerging technological tools and systems in a classroom environment. (Prerequisite: basic computer skills)
	EDF1005 Introduction to the Teaching Profession – This course focuses on teacher preparation issues for the 21st century, emphasizing diversity, social problems, legal issues, and curricular themes. It provides an overview of the American education system and an introduction to the teaching profession.
	EDF2085 Introduction to Diversity and Exceptionalities for Educators – Upon completion of this course, students will be able to demonstrate an understanding of the basic concepts, perspectives, and impact of current and multicultural diversity issues on the teacher, student, and educational system as a whole. Students will also understand and appreciate the local, state, and national implications of these issues.

**Both EDF1005 and EDF2085 require 15 hours of early field experience.

Student pursuing a bachelor's degree in education must first complete their Associate of Arts degree as well as any relevant pre-requisite coursework required for their program of interest. Click here for more information about pre-requisite requirements and/or Associate of Arts degrees in Education at Broward College. For more information about Bachelor of Science in Education degrees at Broward College and/or pre-requisite requirements for these programs, please visit www.broward.edu/education.