Early Childhood Educational Studies: Online

Bachelor’s
Online
Study From Anywhere
Entire degree available online.
88%
of NGU graduates
are still teaching in the classroom after 5 years.
1,200+
Education Graduates
Over 1,200 NGU education graduates teach in both public and private schools across the globe.

Your Calling: Their Future

Are you ready to make a big difference in little lives? Prepare to positively impact children through a variety of professions including working as a preschool, private, and public school teacher, childcare director, children’s ministry worker, missionary, social worker, and more. Shape hearts and minds grow up to become family, community, and world leaders. Guide future generations with an online Bachelor of Arts in Early Childhood Educational Studies.

We offer the South Carolina Early Childhood School Teacher Certificate program, the state certification necessary to teach in South Carolina public schools, offered 100% online for your convenience after graduating with a Bachelor of Arts in Early Childhood Education or Elementary Education.

Our Partnerships

Looking to pursue a career in early childhood education? NGU has partnered with the Technical College of the Lowcountry, Tri-County Technical College, and the SC Technical College System to offer a seamless transfer process to NGU’s Early Childhood Education program. Take advantage of this flexible, online program–advance your career and elevate your life.

Interested in transferring from TCTC to NGU? Download the form, then complete and provide to TCTC’s Bridge Programs Online. Addresses are included within the form.

Interested in transferring from TCL to NGU? Download the form, then complete and provide to TCL’s Bridge Programs Online. Addresses are included within the form.

Interested in transferring from another college in the SC Technical College System to NGU? Download the form, then complete and provide to the College of Education. Address is included within the form.

Transfer agreements are only valid for our Online Early Childhood Educational Studies Program.

Why Study Early Childhood Education at NGU?

  • Shape Future Generations: Early childhood education is essential for helping young children grow and learn during their crucial early years. Teachers create a supportive and exciting environment that sets the stage for a lifetime of curiosity, growth, and ongoing learning.
  • Transferring from TCL or TCTC? NGU has partnered with the Technical College of the Lowcountry and Tri-County Technical College to offer a seamless transfer process to NGU’s Early Childhood Education program.
  • Completely Online: Study from the comfort of your home with our 100% online degree. 

Overview

At North Greenville University, you will grow academically and spiritually to become the transformational leader God has uniquely called you to be. All courses are taught from a Christ-centered perspective, integrating faith and learning. Wherever you are, NGU is here to help you reach your academic and professional goals.

Sample Core Courses

  • Introduction to Education
  • Planning & Assessment
  • PE & Health Methods
  • Classroom Management
  • Intro to Early Childhood Education
  • Human Growth and Development in Education
  • Reading & Assessment I
  • Reading & Assessment II
  • Science and Social Studies Content
  • Math Methods for the Young Child
  • Professional Portfolio/Teaching Experience

Everything you need to know in five minutes.

Meet our Online Elementary and ECE Studies Faculty.

Lori Vinson, EdD
Program Director, Online Educational Studies
Ellen Cashion, MEd
Certificate Program Coordinator, Teacher Certification

Have Questions? Contact Us!

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Lori Vinson, EdD

Program Director, Online Educational Studies
864.590.5563 lori.vinson@ngu.edu
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