Transition Endorsement(TTW)
The Kent State Transition to work endorsement leads to a qualification applicable to all former transition roles such as Work Study Coordinator, Vocational Special Education Coordinator, Job Training Coordinator or Career Assessment Specialist. This endorsement is based on the DCDT competencies and is typically added to existing intervention specialist's licenses. This program prepares graduate students to support youth with disabilities in their transition planning and services. Applicants may obtain a masters degree in special education or some other individualized program in conjunction with completing the transition endorsement requirements.
Special Education Licensure Courses (not on the web)
| SPED | 63200 | Introduction to Exceptionalities or SPED 63201 | 3 |
| SPED | 53010 | Family and Professional Collaboration | 3 |
| SPED | 53030 | Classroom and Behavior Management I | 3 |
| SPED | 53050 | Characteristics of Students with Mild/Moderate Intervention Needs | 3 |
| SPED | 53051 | Characteristics of Students with Moderate/Intensive Intervention Needs | 3 |
If the applicant is licensed as an Intervention Specialist, only the following courses must be taken. Previous coursework from other universities may be transferred toward the TTW, if they are equivalent.
Transition Endorsement Courses (in order that they are generally taken)
| SPED | 53070 | Planning and Programming for Transition | 3 |
| RHAB | 67732 | Occupational Aspects of Disability | 3 |
| CTTE | 66001 | Principles and Practices in Vocational Education | 3 |
| CTTE | 56019 | Coordination in Vocational Cooperative Education Programs | 3 |
| SPED | 54161 | Transition Programs and Services | 3 |
| SPED | 63992 | Advanced Practicum SPED: Transition | 3 |
