Teacher Certification Criteria

HVA 101 – Basic Refrigeration Theory (3 credits)

HVA 103 – Heating Systems (3 credits)

HVA 105 – Electric and Motor Controls (3 credits)

HVA 275 – Modern Welding Techniques (3 credits)

Bachelor’s degree plus five years industry experience or Associate’s degree plus ten years industry experience.

MMP 100 – Survey of Automotive Service (3 credits)

MMP 101 – Survey of Automotive Service Lab (1 credit)

TAM 101 – Machine Theory I (3 credits)

TAM 131 – Machine Shop Print Reading I (3 credits)

TAM 141 – Machine Shop Lab (3 credits)

CIT 112 – CAD for Construction (2 credits)

ELT 111 – Introduction to Digital Electronics (3 credits)

ELT 130 – System Electricity (3 credits)

MET 101 – Technical Graphics (3 credits)

MET 121 – Computer Aided Drafting / Design – Solid Modeling (3 credits)

OPT 110 – Introduction to Optical Technology (3 credits)

OPT 131 – Optical Elements and Ray Optics (4 credits)

OPT 175 – Quantitative Skills in Optics (4 credits)

OPT 201 – Optics Photo Science (3 credits)

TEK 145 – Career Communications (3 credits)

FSA 107 – Menu Planning (3 credits)

FSA 109 – Fundamentals of Food Prep (5 credits)

HSP 101 – Introduction to Hospitality Industry (3 credits).

CPT 101 – Introduction to Computing (4 credits)

CPT 114 – Problems Solving and Robotics (3 credits)

CPT 115 – Introduction to Networks (3 credits)

CRC 110 – Introduction to Web Site design (1 credit)

CRC 125 – Microsoft Office (4 credits)

OFT 111 – Intermediate Word (3 credits)

OFT 141 – Processional Grammar and Communications (4 credits)

EMS 101 – EMS First Responder (3 credits)

EMS 110 – Emergency Medical Technician (6 credits)

FPT 100 – Principles of Fire and Emergency Services (3 credits)

FPT 101 – Fire Behavior and Combustion (3 credits)

ASL 101 – American Sign Language I (3 credits)

ASL 102 - American Sign Language II (3 credits)

ASL 203 – American Sign Language III (3 credits)

CHI 101 – Elementary Chinese I (3 credits)

FRE 101 – Elementary French I (3 credits, with optional 2- credit conversation course FRE 111)

FRE 102 – Elementary French II (3 credits, with optional 2- credit conversation course FRE 112)

FRE 111 – Elementary French Conversation I (2 credits)

FRE 112 – Elementary French Conversation II (2 credits)

FRE 203 – Intermediate French I (3 credits, with optional 2- credit conversation course FRE 213)

FRE 213 – Intermediate French Conversation I (2 credits)

GER 101 – Elementary German I (3 credits)

GER 102 – Elementary German II (3 credits)

GER 203 – Intermediate German I (3 credits)

ITA 101 – Elementary Italian I (3 credits, with optional 2- credit conversation course ITA 111)

ITA 102 – Elementary Italian II (3 credits, with optional 2- credit conversation course ITA 112)

ITA 111 Elementary Italian Conversation I (2 credits)

ITA 112 Elementary Italian Conversation II (2 credits)

ITA 203 – Intermediate Italian I (3 credits)

SPA 101 – Elementary Spanish I  (3 credits, with optional 2- credit conversation course SPA 111)

SPA 102 – Elementary Spanish II (3 credits, with optional 2- credit conversation course SPA 112)

SPA 111 – Elementary Spanish Conversation I (2 credits)

SPA 112 – Elementary Spanish Conversation II (2 credits)

SPA 203 – Intermediate Spanish I (3 credits, with optional 2- credit conversation course SPA 213)

SPA 204 – Intermediate Spanish II (3 credits, with optional 2- credit conversation course SPA 214)

SPA 213 – Intermediate Spanish Conversation I (2 credits)

SPA 214 – Intermediate Spanish Conversation II (2 credits)

Bachelor’s degree required in the language of the course; Master’s degree preferred. NYS Foreign Language Certification required. Experience in the field is an important factor when considering qualifications. Experience teaching a foreign language in high school is valued. A residency overseas, preferably complemented with formal language training, is also highly valued (not applicable to ASL teachers).

Candidates will be interviewed and are required to attend an orientation. Courses require the use of MCC text and assessments.

ENG 101 – College Composition (3 credits)

ENG 105 – English Literature (3 credits)

ENG 113 – Intro to Creative Writing WR (3 credits)

AAD 104 – Introduction to Graphic Design, 2D (3 credits)

ART 101 – Art Essentials (3 credits)

ART 104 – Drawing I: Foundations (3 credits)

COM 115 – Computer Generated Images (3 credits)

SPC 143 – Small Group Communication (3 credits)

PHO 101 – Photography for Non-Majors (3 credits)

PHO 106 – Photography I (3 credits)

ACC 101/102 – Accounting Principles I & II (4 credits per course)

BUS 104 – Introduction to Business (3 credits)

BUS 110 – Entrepreneurial Studies I (3 credits)

BUS 135 – Supervision for the 21st Century (3 credits)

ECO 101 – Introduction to Economics (3 credits)

ECO 103 – Personal Money Management (3 credits)

ECE 150 – Exploring Early Care and Education (3 credits)

ECE 151 – Developmentally Appropriate Practice for Young Children (3 credits)

EDU 100 – Introduction to the Teaching Profession (1 credit)

EDU 150 – Performance and Presentation Skills for Educators (3 credits)

EDU 200 – Foundations of Education (3 credits)

CRJ 101 – Introduction to Criminal Justice (3 credits)

CRJ 103 – Constitutional Law and Rights of People (3 credits)

LAW 101 – Fundamentals of the Law (3 credits)

CDL 110 – Career Exploration (2 credits)

HED 115 – Death and Dying (3 credits)

HED 116 – Issues in Child Development and Health (3 credits)

HED 130 – Foundations of Personal Health and Wellness (3 credits)

PPE 100 – Introduction to Sport Science (4 credits)

PPE 179 – Lifeguarding (2 credits)

SMT 215 – Sport Management (3 credits)

AGS 101 – Introduction to Agriculture (1 credit)

BIO 120 – Essentials of Life Science (4 credits)

BIO 132 – Human Biology Lab (1 credit)

BIO 133 – Human Biology (3 credits)

BIO 155 – General Biology I (4 credits)

BIO 156 – General Biology II (4 credits)

CLT 100 – Introduction to Laboratory Technology (1 credit)

CHE 151 – General College Chemistry I (4 credits)

GEG 130 – Digital Earth (3 credits)

GEO 108 – Dangerous Earth (3 credits)

PHY 131 – Applied Physics I (4 credits)

PHY 145 – College Physics I (4 credits)

PHY 146 – College Physics II (4 credits)

MTH 160 – Statistics I (3 credits)

MTH 175 – Precalculus (4 credits)

MTH 210 – Calculus I (4 credits)

MTH 211 – Calculus II (4 credits)

MTH 212 – Calculus III (4 credits)

MTH 220 – Discrete Mathematics (3 credits)

MTH 225 – Differential Equations (4 credits)

Minimum Requirements: Bachelor's degree in Mathematics or a closely related field and a minimum of 15 graduate or post-calculus semester credits of mathematics and/or statistics from an accredited institution. Must include a course or courses in the content area of the course to teach it – Statistics to teach 160, 161 or 162; Discrete Mathematics to teach MTH 220; Differential Equations to teach MTH 225.

Preferred requirements: Master's degree in Mathematics, Mathematics Education, Statistics, or a closely related field and evidence of recent successful teaching experience in mathematics at the secondary, college, or university level.

HIS 109 – Global History I: to the 1500s (3 credits)

HIS 110 – Global History II: Since the 1500s WR (3 credits)

HIS 111 – US History to 1865 WR (3 credits)

HIS 112 – US History since 1865 WR (3 credits)

POS 102 – American National Government (3 credits)

PSY 101 – Introduction to Psychological Science (3 credits)