Leadership Development Program: Generalizable Skills Instruction, Post-Baccalaureate Certificate

About the Program

The online Leadership Development Program amplifies the effectiveness of professional educators’ teaching and broadens their professional skillset in the Career and Technical Education field, giving them confidence to meet their students’ needs.

This graduate program consists of a series of graduate certificates and is conceptualized within and around the major leadership functions and practices in the field that include: curriculum planning, organization, and coordination; instruction; administration and supervision; research and evaluation; history and philosophy; special populations; diversity; career development, career education, career pathways; technology preparation; and school-to-career transition. The graduate certificate program prepares leaders who are concerned with education and training that enables youth and adults to pursue their careers.

Generalizable skills, which includes skills such as mathematics, communications, interpersonal relations, and reasoning, are necessary for success across all career clusters, career pathways, and occupations. These transferable skills are essential for successful college and career preparation. In the graduate certificate for Generalizable Skills Instruction, generalizable skills will be introduced using integrated, contextual instructional strategies.

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Program Requirements

9 Credits Required

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