Dual Language Learning

隆Bienvenidos Bilingual, Multilingual, Translanguaging Educators!

The MA in Education: DLL option and the DLL certificate program are designed for educators with CA preliminary and clear credentials who committed to justice and equity in inclusive Bilingual and Multilingual PK鈥�12 settings. This program supports teachers as they develop their skills and knowledge as educational researchers grounded in translanguaging and multilingualism through frameworks related to community cultural wealth, intersectionality, and culturally/linguistically responsive pedagogy. Students will gain hands-on experience and develop their professional networks at our partner SDLP (Spanish dual languages programs) in the nearby school districts with highly effective bilingual and multilingual educators through the 20 hours practicum requirement. Students enrolled in MA programs within the COE and CSUDH may add the DLL Certificate to a graduate degree to demonstrate added areas of expertise. Courses are offered in Spanish. Pathway for teachers with CA preliminary and clear credentials to earn the Bilingual Authorization in Spanish.

Application Procedures and Requirements

Application for Bilingual Authorization Verification Letter

Upon completion of the Bilingual Authorization program, students will submit evidence to the COE Verification Form - Bilingual Authorization Requirements via Qualtrics:

The Bilingual Authorization Coordinator will review the evidence and issue the Bilingual Authorization Verification Letter by email to the student's Toromail account.

When students receive the BILA Verification letter from the BILA coordinator and are ready to apply for the Bilingual Authorization, they will submit the letter along with the following additional requirements to the request:

$30 Processing Fee.听 Please click on this link to pay this fee, then scan and upload a copy of your complete receipt.
Verification of Valid Teaching Credential
Official CSUDH Transcripts verifying required program coursework.
Bilingual Authorization Verification Letter

Information for Undocumented Students

Undocumented students are able to apply for and receive professional education credentials. There is no citizenship or immigration status requirement for credentials in CA. However, in order to complete the livescan process and CTC application for a certificate of clearance or a credential, students would need to have an Individual Tax Identification Number (ITIN). Finally, this policy applies specifically to credential programs and does not account for employment after being credentialed. Please feel welcome to contact our Education Pathways Specialist, Karla Chacon if you have questions:听kchacon10@csudh.edu

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