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I. Requirements:

 

COURSEWORK REQUIREMENTS
The CSUF Single Subject CLAD Certificate Program requires completion of four courses: EDSC 330, 340, 410, and 540 for a total of 12 semester units (in addition to a valid single subject credential). All coursework required must be completed in the Department of Secondary Education at Cal State Fullerton.

II. Application Process:
 

CLAD CERTIFICATE APPLICATION
The Single Subject Credential Program CLAD CERTIFICATE APPLICATION CHECKLIST is available online. The candidate submits the application to the Commission on Teacher Credentialing.
    • Submit directly to CTC with appropriate fee and all documents necessary to meet the requirements listed on the application checklist.
    • A copy of the teaching credential can be obtained from CP-700, if it has been issued within last 5 years.
    • For any CLAD Exam option: Request a bulletin from CP-700 for more information
 
 

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