Overview

The administrative services internship program prepares a student to work as a paid school administrator while enrolled in the administrative services program. An internship candidate must be requested by a school district. Students receive support from mentors and university supervisors. To keep the internship credential active, a student must register for a one unit course each semester which provides guidance for individualized planning, mentoring and supervision. During each semester the district mentor, university supervisor and student have contact a minimum of three times to review strengths and administrative development. In addition, the student and university supervisor meet at least two more times throughout the semester.

Degree Program

Our Graduates

This credential is designed specifically for educators entering into school administration. It meets all requirements for an entry level administrative position in grades K-12 in the state of California.

Unique Features

• Series of five courses and five correlating supervised fieldwork experiences
• Fieldwork interfaces with and relates directly to coursework
• One unit internship course each semester
• Exposed to relevant, on-site challenges facing current administrators
• Up to six units of credit may be transferred into program with approval

Admissions Requirements

Further Info

Total Units: 28
Online/blended courses available

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Program information and tuition subject to change.