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Teacher & Administrator Dual Credit Information
Teacher & Administrator Dual Credit Information
Looking to offer more dual credit opportunities for your high school juniors and seniors?
Here you will find valuable information to get started as an administrator or instructor.
High School Instructors
Requirements
IAI 1.1 transfer courses require a minimum of a master's degree within the discipline
or any master's degree with 18 graduate hours appropriate to the academic field of
study or in the discipline in which the instructor will be teaching.
CTE 1.2 courses require 2,000 hours of work experience and appropriate, recognizable
credentials, depending on the specific field.
Provide unofficial transcripts and credential review form and/or VACCT to Kish's Director
of Dual Credit.
Once approved, submit official transcripts, resume and completed non-employee packet.
Your Kish account will be created.
Find graduate classes
Contact Kish’s Director of Dual Credit about specific course needs. Use these links
to search for graduate-level courses that meet your requirements to teach at the college
level.
Upon approval, Human Resources will create your myKish account. myKish is your link
to what's happening, your source for college news and announcements, and your starting
point for access to online tools such as email, Brightspace by D2L, Self-Service,
KishConnect, calendar and others.
Kishwaukee College is celebrating Career and Technical Education (CTE) Month throughout February. Educational institutions and communities across the nation observe CTE Month to raise awareness of the role that CTE plays in preparing students for college and career success.
The Kishwaukee College Foundation is pleased to announce the student scholarship recipients for the Spring 2025 semester. The Foundation awarded 354 scholarship awards totaling $335,355.