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Language Arts Education

Do you love literature, writing, and helping others find their voice? As a language arts teacher, you’ll help students engage with language in both creative and critical ways—analyzing literature, exploring storytelling, and learning to express themselves clearly. 

Through Corban’s language arts education program, you’ll sharpen your own skills in communication and literary analysis while preparing to teach middle and high school students with clarity and impact. With hands-on classroom experience and expert faculty mentorship, you’ll graduate ready to teach literature, writing, and communication in engaging, impactful ways.

Completion

4 Years

Credits

120

Major

Education: Language Arts Education

Delivery

On Campus

Featured Courses

For a complete list of courses in this program, view the program overview.
For official course descriptions, refer to the academic catalog.

  • 100%

    of Corban education graduates who pursue a teaching job get one

  • 720

    hours of practical classroom experience

  • 14

    years of K-12 experience on average for each education faculty member

Words have the power to shape minds and inspire hearts. As a language arts teacher, you can foster a love of literature, language, and communication in your students.

Career Opportunities

Guide and inspire students through roles such as:

  • Literature Teacher
  • Writing Teacher
  • Debate Team Coach
  • Theatre Director
  • School Media Specialist