Teaching the Next Generation
The Secondary Education program will get you ready to be a great teacher. You will develop the skills and character you need to raise up the next generation. You can choose a focus in Agriculture to learn in a hands-on environment. Cover a wide variety of topics in ag so that you can lead students into one of America’s biggest industries. You will be ready to lead your students with Warner’s Secondary Education program.
Internship Opportunities
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!
Hands On Learning
Your agriculture courses will be mostly project-based. These practical experiences will prepare you for an effective career. Warner is equipped with state-of-art agricultural facilities and technology to help you learn.
Exceptional Faculty
With our faculty serving in various roles in agriculture such as being a local veterinarian to being the President of the Polk County school board, you can learn from those who have walked where you are now.
What Can I do With This Degree?
- Agricultural Educator
Raise up the next generation of agricultural students in all grade levels. - Agricultural Inspector
Inspect equipment and facilities to make sure the agricultural industry stays safe and productive. - Crop Specialist
Advise others on the best methods and techniques to use when growing specific crops. - Food Production
Oversee the production of crops and meat to ensure they are of high quality for consumers. - 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. - Tutoring Services
Provide additional instructions to students who may be struggling in a subject.
“Education is an incredibly rewarding profession. The ability to make a positive impact on a student’s life is what makes me excited to teach every day and eager to continue learning.”