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Early Childhood Education/SC Licensure: Certificate

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Your future in teaching is within reach. Take your final steps and pursue your purpose.

100%
Online
Your life. Your career. Your studies. Elevate your future without disrupting your daily life, at NGU.
14
Credit Hours
Complete your certificate with one course, a practicum, and a directed student teaching component. Then, apply your credit hours toward a master’s degree (if you so choose). That’s a win-win.
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Ranked Online College
NGU ranked #3 on EDsmart’s list of “Best Online Colleges in South Carolina” (2020).

Prepare for the Greatest Job You’ll Ever Have

You’ve completed your four-year degree in Early Childhood Education. You’re currently serving in the classroom as an aid, substitute, or teacher in a private school. But you’ve not yet earned your state certification. We’ve designed the Early Childhood Education SC Licensure certificate program for that exact purpose–to help you earn your state licensure.*

Dive deep into the South Carolina Department of Education expectations for new teachers. Explore best practices and evaluation assessments in the classroom. Experience the trials and triumphs of first-year teachers in an encouraging environment. And elevate your passion for teaching as you prepare to earn your state certification.

ECE Beside Experienced & Faithful Educators
Linda O. Parker, EdD
Assistant Professor, Education
Melissa Cruver, EdD
Associate Professor, Education

A Hands-On Approach to Early Childhood Education

  • South Carolina Teacher Expectations
  • Early Childhood Education Practicum II
  • Directed Student Teaching
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