Teach. Inspire. Lead.
Math Education: Secondary

Math problems—solve them. How to teach math—learn that in college. How to inspire the next generation of problem-solvers—grow into that at North Greenville.
Inspire the Next Generation
Prepare to lead, coach, mentor, and motivate. Become a math teacher through hands-on learning experiences at NGU. Student-teach at local high schools. Plan curriculum. Assess students, analyze their needs, find solutions.
Good teachers change their students’ skills. Great teachers change lives. Find your path to great teaching at NGU.
What Can I Do with a Bachelor’s Degree in Math Education for Grades 9–12?
A degree in math education for grades 9-12 may prepare you for careers in teaching mathematics at the high school level.
Graduates with this degree possess both strong mathematical knowledge and pedagogical skills to effectively educate and inspire students in the math education.
Academic Coach
Curriculum Developer
Education Consultant
Education Program Manager
Educational Researcher
Math Teacher
Hands-On Learning Experiences

Field Placement
Observe and participate in practical, real-world settings. You will teach in public schools, with mentorship from other teachers who are experts in their field of study.
Student Teaching
In your final semester, you go to a public school every day. Observe teachers, create lessons, complete demographic studies and teach. Receive feedback from these real-world teaching experiences. Grow into your full strength.


Intensive Lesson Planning
Get real experience in lesson planning. Transfer theory into practice as you prepare lessons for your fieldwork and student teaching experience.
What You Study in Secondary Education and Mathematics
Elevate Your Perspective
You’ll also take Chapel for the first seven semesters, and Cultural Events for the first four semesters. This is the NGU difference, how you find your peak performance and elevate your perspective, intellectually, emotionally, and spiritually.