Teaching the Next Generation
The Elementary Education major will get you ready to be a great teacher. You will develop the skills and character you need to raise up the next generation. This major meets the requirements for teacher certification in Florida. You will be ready to lead your classroom with Warner’s Elementary Education major.
Hands On Experience
All education majors are required to intern at one of our local schools when they are an upperclassman. You will learn how to manage and teach a classroom by diving in!
Showcase Opportunities
During your final year, showcase all that you’ve learned during an education seminar. You can use this presentation to show off everything you’ve accomplished during your internship.
Small Class Size
Warner’s average class size is thirteen students. That means you will be known and well supported by professors who go the extra mile to invest in their students.
What Can I do With This Degree?
- Elementary School Teacher
Raise up the youngest of the next generation - Classroom Assistant
Be a helping hand in the classroom, assisting teachers with their curriculum and responsibilities. - Daycare Owner
Take care of toddlers and younger children before they are able to attend a school. - School Administration
Take on a leadership role in the school system, managing teachers, curriculum, student discipline and more. - Curriculum Development
Develop the materials used in schools to effectively teach different subjects. - Library Services
Direct and guide students towards the right resources for their research. - Tutoring Services
Provide additional instructions to students who may be struggling in a subject.
“Majoring in Elementary Education has taught me so much about how I am able to use my gifts and talents and incorporate it into one of my other passions, teaching! I love my major because I get to learn how to teach and educate children and help them realize they can do anything in this world if they believe in themselves. At Warner, I learn from several different talented professors who once taught in the classroom themselves. This program taught me how to teach to all students no matter what their background.”