Programs

Elementary school teachers play a pivotal role in society by helping to shape and educate youth. The Elementary Education Program prepares students for a career teaching students in grades kindergarten through six.
Elementary Education (BS)

Secondary teachers help shape the interests and attitudes of high school students. The Secondary Education Program prepares students for a career teaching students in grades seven to twelve.
Art Education (BS)
Business Education (BS)
English Education (BA)
Health and Human Science Education (BS)
History Education (BA)
Math Education (BS)
Science Education (BS)
Social Science Education (BS)
TESOL Education (BA)

Minors in the Teacher Education Program prepare students to utilize education principles and skills in any subject area.
Education Minor
Special Education Minor

The Post Baccalaureate Licensure Program provides teacher licensure for Hawaii residents with an earned baccalaureate degree who desire to teach in public schools but do not have an initial teacher license.

The Alternative Licensing Program (ALP) is a 16-week program designed to validate the teacher performance of current Hawaii Department of Education employees who do not have but would like to obtain an initial teacher license.

The International Teacher Education Program (ITEP) provides professional development and educational opportunities for teachers employed in the Pacific Church Schools of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. It is run collaboratively between the BYU–Hawaii Teacher Education Program, the Pacific Church Schools and the Missionary Department.