SOE Continuing Education
Spotlight:
PBS Teacherline Professional Development Courses: Learn more!
Professional development workshops for early childhood professions... What's New for 2012!
New Summer 2012 Courses -
Creative Problem Solving for Teachers
Culturally Responsive Pedagogy for Diverse Students in Elementary School
and Transition Planning and Instruction for Students with Disabilities
The Continuing Education (CE) Office offers teachers and other school personnel off-campus classes for graduate credit, as well as professional development through school disctrict partnerships. If you want to be a more effective teacher by learning about current teaching trends and how to use them in your classroom, enroll in a CE course! If you are a school district educator, check with your school district professional development to see if graduate credit is offered for district PD.
Benefits of CE courses include:
- Earn Credit - to begin a Master's degree
- Location - many courses are held at school district locations or online
- Time Commitment - regular graduate courses are 16 weeks, the average CE course is between 3 days and eight weeks!
- Lower Fees - cost per graduate credit hour is significantly less, averaging about half the cost!
- Salary Increases - take CE graduate credit to move up on the salary scale.
Current CE course schedule
Offer CE through your school district
Teach a CE Course
CE for Professional Development (CEUs)