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Become the Teacher Every Multilingual Classroom Needs.
English learners are one of the fastest-growing student populations in today's schools. Fredonia's fully online TESOL program prepares you to help multilingual learners succeed while expanding your career opportunities in high-demand educational settings.
TEACH Grant Eligible - Qualified students may receive federal TEACH Grant funding.
Exceptional by Design: SUNY Online+ Designated
This program proudly carries the SUNY Online+ designation, a distinction reserved for online programs that reflect SUNY's highest standards, where quality instruction, student support, and innovative learning come together to open doors for your future.
Explore Your Path
Choose the TESOL option that best fits your goals—fully online and designed to fit your career.
- Already certified or new to teaching? Earn your TESOL M.S.Ed. with a flexible, supportive path to certification.
- Want to expand your credentials? Add a TESOL or Bilingual Education Advanced Certificate.
Open Doors Through Language and Learning
Your Career, Your Schedule
Fredonia’s TESOL programs are fully online and designed for working professionals.
A TESOL Track That Fits You
Choose from customized TESOL tracks, including certificate and master's options.
Experience That Counts
All programs include hands-on K–12 field experience to prepare you for real classrooms.
Prepare Students for a Global Society
Empower English learners with the skills, confidence, and opportunities they need to succeed in school and beyond.
- Develop expertise in teaching multilingual learners across diverse educational settings.
- Build cultural competence to effectively support students and families from varied backgrounds.
- Gain hands-on field experience working with English learners in real classrooms.
- Prepare for TESOL certification and expanded teaching opportunities.
- Position yourself for leadership roles in language education and curriculum development.
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