Biblically rooted. Mission-focused.
K-12 Administration: Graduate Certificate
Prepare to engage the nations with the gospel of Christ, to the glory of God.
God’s Heart. God’s Glory. Your Calling.
God’s call is simple–to see His name glorified among all peoples. But the mission is complex. How do you deepen your understanding of God’s word while elevating your ability to communicate His truth to others–even in different languages, cultures, and contexts?
Start by laying a strong biblical foundation for missions. Engage Old and New Testament research and application. Explore biblical interpretation and Christian theology. Then, develop ministry skills as you experience the practical application of scripture. Spiritual formation, discipleship, and evangelism. Church planting, world religions, and apologetics. It’s biblical wisdom meets ministry ability, at NGU.
The Missions: IMB certificate meets the requirements provided by the International Mission Board of the Southern Baptist Convention for career missionaries.
What Can I Do with a Graduate Certificate in K-12 Administration?
A graduate certificate in K-12 administration prepares individuals for leadership roles in educational settings, specifically focusing on the administration and management of K-12 schools.
Graduates can pursue a variety of careers in school administration, instructional leadership, and educational policy-making.
Academic Dean
Curriculum Director
Education Consultant
School District Administrator
School Principal
School Superintendent
Study Missions from a Biblical Perspective
- Biblical Interpretation
- New Testament Research and Application
- Old Testament Research and Application
- Christian Theology
Choose three of the following:
- Spiritual Formation
- Personal Evangelism
- Evangelism and Church Planting
- Discipleship
- Introduction to Christian Missions
- Christian Faith and World Religions
Students pursuing licensure are encouraged to contact their state licensure department to determine exact credentials and degree requirements.
Stories that Started Here
North Greenville University (NGU) admits students of any race, color, national and ethnic origin to all the rights, privileges programs, and activities generally accorded or made available to students at the school. It does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, national and ethnic origin in the administration of its educational policies, admissions policies, scholarship and loan programs, and athletic and other school-administered programs.