B.A.S. Technology Education
Shape the future of skilled trades by becoming a Career and Technical Education (CTE) teacher. The B.A.S. in Education: Technology Education (7-12) program empowers you to share your expertise while earning a bachelor’s degree and a Colorado Department of Education (CDE) initial teaching license with a Technology Education endorsement.
Whether you’re a traditional college student, a career changer, or a current CTE teacher seeking full licensure, this flexible program prepares you to inspire and equip the next generation of skilled professionals in areas like:
- Agriculture
- Welding
- Construction
- Automotive technology
- Media design,
- and more!
Morgan Community College offers the only authorized program in Colorado for the Technology Education teaching endorsement—an opportunity to make a difference in your community and beyond.
It is HIGHLY RECOMMENDED that you speak with an advisor to ensure you are on the right pathway.
Interested in Education?
Program Highlights
- Distance-delivered coursework: Fully online or remote courses mean you can complete this program from anywhere in Colorado.
- Application-based learning: Hands-on projects that connect directly to teaching in CTE classrooms.
- Knowledgeable staff: Faculty and mentors with extensive teaching and industry experience.
- Flexible pathways: Earn your degree in just 4-5 semesters, with credit for your existing A.A.S. in skilled trades or related work experience.
- Residency experience: Gain real-world classroom experience during the final year of the program by working alongside mentor teachers in a CTE classroom, building the skills and confidence needed to lead your own classroom
Program Cost Comparison
Per credit hour tuition from other teacher preparation programs (in-state w/ COF):
MCC: $169.10
Colorado Western: $446.70
Mesa: $354.52
UCCS: $344
Metro: $672.79
UNC: $362
Funding Your Teacher Preparation
Program Pathways
Note: Background check will be required for the education coursework
Some College
If you have already completed your A.A.S. in a Skilled Trade, the B.A.S. degree will take you 5 semesters to complete.
Credits may be awarded for work experience and prior learning. Please talk to your advisor for more information.
No College
If you are starting from scratch, you will complete a 4-year degree plan (30 technical education credits + 30 general education credits + 61 teacher prep coursework).
The Next Steps...
Get Advising
Contact us at
[email protected] to set up an advising appointment or ask questions.
Apply for Admission
Fill out the Application for Admission and choose “B.A.S. Technology Education” as your program of choice.
Register for Classes
After applying and being accepted to MCC, you can view the schedule and start registering for classes.
Fund Your Education
Make sure to apply for FAFSA/CASFA and Colorado Opportunity Fund (COF) and review the funding section on this page.
Meet the Faculty
Faculty
Taylor Schneider, M.Ed.
Taylor began teaching at Morgan Community College in Fall 2022. Before joining MCC, Taylor was a career changer who earned an alternative license to teach English Language Arts at Fort Morgan High School. Taylor became passionate about supporting rural schools, which led her to earn her Master’s of Education in Educational Leadership from Regis University. Through her role at MCC, Taylor is deeply committed to preparing future educators to make a lasting impact in their communities.