The Induction Program is an exciting program of support and skill building designed to meet the credentialing needs of new teachers in the northeastern region of California and is the pathway from a Preliminary Teaching Credential to a Clear Teaching Credential.

Participating in the Teacher Induction Program? You can register online through Professional & Continuing Education for academic units. Registration requests will be validated by the appropriate county office. 

Fees

Courses are 3 units each and fees are $85 per unit / $255 per class. Fees are subject to change.

Registration

Registration Opens November 1 and registration requests must be received by May 1. After May 1, a $10 late fee will apply.

While online registration is available, click the register link to the right of the course below that you wish to enroll in.

Courses

Questions & Information

Questions regarding your Induction participation and which courses to enroll in should be directed to the county office.

• Tehama Teacher Induction Program (Tehama County Department of Education) serves teachers in Butte, Glenn, Lassen, Modoc, Plumas, Shasta, Siskiyou, Tehama & Trinity counties.  For more information please visit their website or contact their TTIP Team, 530-528-7311 or induction@tehamaschools.org
  
• Butte County Induction Program serves teachers in Butte County and open to all applicants. Apply online or, for more information, contact Tracey Allen, 530-532-5800 or tallen@bcoe.org
• Chico State School of Education, 530-898-6421
• Professional & Continuing Education Special Session policies, 530-898-6105
  

Late enrollments may only go back one year. Late adds require extenuating circumstances and will need the approval from the county office, along with appropriate department and college office. See the Professional & Continuing Education Special Session policy for the add/drop form.

Official Transcripts

You can order an official transcript online through Student Records and Registration at www.csuchico.edu/sro for an additional fee. Your transcript shows university work for courses numbered 001-899. Courses numbered 800-899 do not apply towards a degree unless approved by the appropriate department. Successful completion of an 800 level course will appear on the transcript with a CR or Letter grade and a value in the attempted field that may not be reflected in the earned field or the summary totals. Credit/No Credit Grading: If you plan to transfer to graduate or professional schools, be aware that some schools in evaluating transfer credit may regard Credit (CR) grades as C's and No Credit (NC) grades as F's.