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The Placer County Office of Education is accredited with the California Commission on Teacher Credentialing to offer Mild to Moderate Support Needs and Extensive Support Needs intern and preliminary credentials. 

All candidates in Intern Programs must meet the same standards for teacher preparation as those found in a traditional college or university setting.  PCOE's Education Specialist Intern for Teacher Program offers preservice coursework and intern program coursework. This area of the website provides program information, dates and locations for PCOE's upcoming intern program meetings and key contact information to assist you in completing this program. ​

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The Placer County Office of Education (PCOE) Teacher Induction Consortium is a collaborative effort between 16 school districts, charter schools, private schools, and PCOE, and is a Commission on Teacher Credentialing approved educator preparation program. The two-year Teacher Induction Program enables beginning teachers to make a smooth transition into the challenging responsibilities of teaching. The Teacher Induction Program increases the retention of beginning teachers and improves learning opportunities for their K-12 students by providing extensive support and professional learning through coaching

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PCOE’s Leadership and Learning Collaborative now offers a Preservice and Intern program for the new General Education PK-3 ECE Specialist Instruction Credential. Cohorts will begin Fall 2025. All candidates in Intern Programs must meet the same standards for teacher preparation ​as those found in a traditional college or university setting. This area of the website provides program information, dates and locations for PCOE's upcoming intern program meetings and key contact information to assist you in applying for and completing this program.