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Bilingual education programs are designed for those who want to teach a second language, and this requires roughly 7 courses in bilingual education or around 28 quarter hours. This figure can vary depending on the school and the state but overall, it is around this figure. But do not fret- you do not need to immediately quit your job to study this. There are a lot of online options and classes for you to take, which you can study at almost your own pace, so you can keep your day job and at the same time, pursue this course for the enhancement of your career. When studying for a bilingual education program, you must be prepared to learn a second language (of course). There is one language that you will consider as your native tongue and the secondary one which will be widely used but not as the primary language. This will also be the context of your students – and getting into their context will help you prepare a more practical, usable and enjoyable syllabus. Remember that a language that is not used frequently will eventually die within the person so an important aspect is to use the language as frequently as possible (especially with the secondary language) and this means arming them with a vocabulary and sentence construction that is fit for everyday use. The secondary language may not be English all the time, especially for non-English speakers. It is in this certification course that you will get to study a secondary language, where you will focus in, in greater detail.