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Instructional Leadership: Certificate

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Elevate your impact as an educator and leader, in and out of the classroom.

100%
Online
Your life. Your career. Your studies. Elevate your future without disrupting your daily life, at NGU.
12
Credit Hours
Complete your graduate certificate in as little as four courses. 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)

Servant Leadership Begins Here

Instructional leadership is not one-size-fits-all. Every student, every teacher, and every educational setting is unique. So, how do you effectively lead your students and fellow teachers?

Explore a range of subjects designed to fit real-world application in your field. Assessment, educational leadership, and current K-12 issues. Classroom management, conflict resolution, even ethical practices. Tailor your studies to fit your personal growth goals.

What Can I Do With a Certificate in Instructional Leadership?

With an instructional leadership degree, graduates can pursue a variety of rewarding careers in education, administration, and leadership roles.

These positions often involve overseeing instructional programs, shaping educational policies, and promoting effective teaching practices to enhance student learning and development.

Curriculum Director
Principal
Instructional Coordinator
Academic Dean
Education Consultant
Training and Development Specialist

Education Beside Experienced & Faithful Master-Teachers
Jordan Hairr, EdD, MSPAS, PA-C
Associate Dean, School of Allied Health Professions
Tawana Scott, PhD
Academic Partnership Coordinator
V. Shelley Dugle, EdD
Associate Dean, Graduate Education Programs
Ann Aust, EdD
Program Coordinator, MEd
Jesse Rine, PhD
Special Assistant, President for Educational Research & Policy
Ellen Cashion, MEd
Coordinator, Teaching Certification Certificate Program

Customize Your Study of Instructional Leadership

*Choose (4) of the following:

  • Current Issues in K-12 Schools
  • Foundations in Reading
  • Instructional Practices
  • Assessment of Reading
  • Content Area Reading and Writing for Early Childhood and Elementary
  • Classroom Management and Discipline
  • Educational Leadership
  • Characteristics of Learning Disabilities
  • Methods and Procedures for Learning Disabilities
  • Behavior Management
  • Teaching Reading for Students with Disabilities
  • Professional Leadership and Mentoring
  • Ethics in Teacher Leadership
  • Conflict Resolution in Teacher Leadership
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