Education as a Profession
EAP Reading to the Class
Pathway Highlights
Culinary Arts students gain valuable real-world experiences by participating in hands-on competitions and events that help link what they learn in the classroom to the culinary industry.
Competitions and Events
ProStart Culinary Competition
Fulton Connect Workshops
CTSO Competitions
Catering Events
Recipient of Rachel Ray Grant
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Course Requirements
Over the period of one school year (on a trimester basis), students will complete three rigorous courses:
- Examining the Teaching Profession
- Contemporary Issues in Education
- Teaching as a Profession (Practicum)
Certifications
Students enrolled in EAP pathway have the opportunity to earn University System of Georgia college credits through articulation, as well as CPR Certification.
Students can earn 3 College Credits from University System of Georgia Institutions Offering EDUC 2110 with successful completion of the following:
- Passing the following three Education as a Profession Pathway courses with a "C" or better (13.01100-Examining the Teaching Profession; 13.01200-Contemporary Issues in Education; and 13.01300-Teaching as a Profession Practicum
- Completion of a portfolio as part of the pathway's course requirements
- Passing of the approved statewide End of Pathway Assessment
Education Job Outlook
| Occupation | Education Required | Median Pay |
|---|---|---|
| Teacher | Bachelor's Degree | $56K/year |
| School Social Worker | Bachelor's Degree | $55K/year |
| Curriculum Specialist | Master's Degree | $62K/year |