English Language Learners (ELL) Endorsement Program


AVAILABLE: Online
REQUIRED CREDITS: 24
LOCATIONS and START DATES: Online: Fall, Winter, Spring, Summer


Is the ELL endorsement program for me?

If you're a certified teacher in Washington state and want to teach ELL students (English Language Learners), this program is a great way to go.

You can earn an ELL Endorsement online While you complete your coursework online, you still have access to all CityU's great resources. You will log in to get assignments, discuss topics with your classmates, collaborate on projects and check your grades. Basically, everything you do in class but without the commute.

What will I learn in the ELL endorsement program?

In CityU's ELL endorsement program, you'll learn everything you need to teach reading, writing and literacy skills to ELL students in preschool through high school. An internship will give you a chance to apply your new skills in a classroom setting.

What can I do with my endorsement in ELL?

For teachers who want to teach ELL students, ELL endorsements mean more options and opportunities for advancement. The need for qualified ELL teachers is growing so this is a great time to pick up some new skills and move ahead.
Note: You will need to pass the Washington Educator Skills Test (WEST-E) exam to earn the endorsement. Check out the WEST-E exam Web site for more info.

Why CityU?

  • Because you want an education that's relevant to what's happening in the real world, right now.
  • Our faculty teach what they do for a living, not just what's in the book. They're smart, successful people who can help you get there, too.
  • You can get an education without sacrificing your lifestyle. Complete your coursework on a schedule that works best for you.
  • Over 500 students each year choose CityU to start or advance their careers in education.

How to get started:

Be sure to talk with admissions advisor to see if there are other requirements for your program.
Content Area (24)
ESL 415
ESL 418
ESL 421
ESL 426
ESL 431
ESL 434