Graduates of our online MAT—Special Education degree program are prepared to apply for licensure as a K-12 special education teacher and to go on to work as intervention specialists (teachers) in various K-12 education settings. These could include schools, hospitals, vocational training facilities, and other institutions providing educational services for individuals with disabilities. Some graduates of the MAT program also work in therapeutic settings or consulting and advocacy agencies.
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It is recommended you should spend at least six to eight hours per week studying for each class.
No. You must choose one program to apply for in any given semester.
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