Certificate Graduate Education Certificates

With a graduate education certificate from Concordia University, Nebraska, you’re given the tools you need to develop and specialize your teaching abilities and improve not only your career, but also enhance your impact on student learning. 

Which of Concordia’s graduate education certificates is right for you? Request more info below and talk to a recruiter to learn more! 

Advancement for Christian Schools

• Learn the importance and impact of Christian school identity and advancement based on best practices, growth planning, funding methods and marketing strategies. 

Early Childhood Administration

• Examine current and developmentally appropriate practices for organizing, planning, managing and evaluating programs for young children. 

Educational Technology

• Develop strategies for making critical decisions about technology to strengthen and enrich the student learning experience. 

Exceptional Learners

• Explore strategies for partnering with families, designing curriculum, and assessing and guiding learning for diverse and exceptional learners.  

Exceptional Learners K-12

• Explore students’ various learning needs and develop strategies for creating inclusive lesson plans and building relationships with students, their families, and colleagues. 

Futures & Innovations in Christian Education

• Learn practical approaches and strategies for furthering the mission and expanding the impact of faithful and effective Christian schools in the future. 

Literacy

• Develop well-rounded training and experience to help students become literate and discover a lifelong love of reading and writing.  

Science, Technology, Engineering, the Arts & Math

• Learn strategies for integrating STEAM into the classroom, becoming a STEAM teacher leader, and teaching STEAM to diverse learners.  

Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages

• Use a blend of theory and practice to develop and evaluate curricula that supports the success of students learning English. 

Trauma & Resilience

• Become more effective at using trauma-focused and resilience-building practices so you can support prevention, resilience and recovery among your students.