Education: Teacher Leader Concentration

Master’s
12
Months to Complete
Your education on your time. Learn from anywhere and complete your degree 100% online.
30
Credit Hours
Tailored to speed through or go slower if life gets too hectic—that’s convenient.
5
Start Dates
Begin your journey at a time that is convenient for you. Start dates include August, October, January, March, and May.

Providing educators with the necessary skills and credentials to succeed in critical roles.

Why Choose?

A Master of Education with a Teacher Leader concentration will equip you with the coursework you need to advance your career in the public-school setting. 

  • SC License Endorsement: Through this concentration, the Teacher Leader endorsement can be added to your SC teaching license.
  • Gain Practical Experience: Learn from experienced faculty and practitioners and be equipped for the classroom through hands on projects and research.

*Note: Certified teachers who wish to obtain South Carolina’s Teacher Leader endorsement to their current certificate have the responsibility of contacting the state department upon degree completion to ensure completion of any other requirements for certifications and endorsements.

Program Overview

  • Why NGU?

    Learn administrative theories, leadership ethics and principles, mentoring, and conflict resolution through a Christian worldview at NGU. Through our faith-integrated curriculum, you will not only be equipped academically, but spiritually as well. Dive deep into the field of education as you learn from faculty who are former and current practitioners in the field. 

  • Purpose

    The purpose of this program is to equip students to be successful in their career as an educator and provide them with the information they need. With the growing demand for school leaders across the nation, this program equips students with the necessary skills and credentials to succeed in these critical roles.

Have Questions about the Program?

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Ann Aust, EdD

Master’s Program Director, Education
864.977.7086 ann.aust@ngu.edu
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