Teacher Intern Pathway Wilson’s Teacher Intern Pathway (TIP) is a highly regarded, affordable and expeditious path for people with bachelor’s degrees to become teachers. "My experience at Wilson College has completely changed my life. I wake every morning and enjoy going to work. I am very thankful for the opportunities I have been given." -- Kaleigh Herring '19, HPE, Mount Union School District Approved by the Pennsylvania Department of Education in 1985, TIP makes earning Pennsylvania Instructional Level I certification as accessible as possible for highly motivated, working adults. Get your PA teacher certification today! We currently offer Pennsylvania Level I certification in Early Childhood Education (PreK-4, elementary); in middle level (4-8) for English, science and social studies; in PreK-12 for Special Education (completing TIP on or after January 1, 2022); Business, Computer & Information Technology; and Health & Physical Education; and in secondary education (7-12) for English, biology, chemistry, and social studies. Depending on the area of teaching, credits from undergraduate degrees may apply toward the certification. All students take core and methods education classes, state-required testing and practice teaching. We know that most of our Teacher Intern Pathway students are working full time or part time and have personal responsibilities. That’s why we offer most classes in the evening from 6:15 p.m. to 9 p.m. The entire program can vary in consideration of each student’s previous academic preparation. Tuition is affordable and financial aid is available for those who qualify. Both public school districts and private schools are eager to hire TIP graduates. Employers know that our graduates are mature, passionate about teaching and well-prepared for the daily challenges of the classroom. Pennsylvania certification is reciprocal with most of the 50 states. It is the student's responsibility to investigate the process to transfer PA certification to another state. Image Wilson College Awarded $600,000 Grant to Expand Special Education Teacher Certification Wilson College is pleased to announce it will receive a $600,000 education grant through a statewide initiative aimed at addressing Pennsylvania’s Read more Image Student Spotlight: Brent Duffy, TCP completer '25 “One of the most critical skills a teacher must have if they are considering longevity in the profession, is passion. Read more Teacher Online Pathway (TOP) TOP Certifications Early Childhood (PreK-4, elementary) Middle Level (4-8) PreK-12 Education Secondary Education Foreign Languages Intern Pathway (FLIP) Tuition & Fees Intern Track Testimonials Education Program Goals Student Services Relevant links ... Teacher Online Pathway (TOP) TOP Certifications Foreign Languages Intern Pathway (FLIP) Tuition & Fees Intern Track Testimonials Education Program Goals Student Services InquireApply OnlineInformation SessionsCert. + M.ED or MSEEnroll in first TCP courseCourse Catalog Contact InformationMrs. Beth ByersDirector of TCP717-262-2009tcp@wilson.edu
Image Wilson College Awarded $600,000 Grant to Expand Special Education Teacher Certification Wilson College is pleased to announce it will receive a $600,000 education grant through a statewide initiative aimed at addressing Pennsylvania’s Read more
Image Student Spotlight: Brent Duffy, TCP completer '25 “One of the most critical skills a teacher must have if they are considering longevity in the profession, is passion. Read more