The Reading Specialist program provides qualifications to work in the following areas:

• Reading Interventionist
• Reading Coach
• Reading Program Directors
• Reading Clinics
• Remedial Reading Classrooms
• Regular Classrooms K-12
• Title 1 Classrooms
• Adult Education, including: Colleges, Vocational Education and Correctional Institutions

Speech-Language Pathologists with a Masters degree and the appropriate credentials can be employed in:

• Public Schools
• Hospitals
• Rehabilitation Agencies
• State Guidance Centers
• Early Intervention Agencies (Sooner Start)
• Private Practice

Related Professional Association

• American Speech-Language-Hearing Association (ASHA)
• Oklahoma Board of Examiners for Speech-Language Pathology & Audiology (OBESPA)
• Oklahoma Speech-Language-Hearing Association (OSHA)
  

Career opportunities in the field of Special Education include the following:

• Teach students with mild-moderate disabilities in public and private schools
• Teach students with severs-profound disabilities in public and private schools
• Serve as a special education consultant
• Serve as a special education lobbyist
• Serve in special education administrative capacity (e.g. supervisor, trainer)
• Private tutoring or school