PGCert in Educational Administration and Supervision

This state-approved post-master's credential in school administration is built on practical leadership. Coursework follows a cohort model, so participants build a learning community similar to a school setting. Assignments are completed in real schools or districts, which keeps the program applied from the start. A one-year internship lets learners select a mentor and practice leadership that serves students, faculty, and the wider education community. Completing the program can lead to K-12 administrative certification and a building level endorsement after passing a state endorsement exam. Classes meet one night per week in fall and winter, with a summer schedule that meets twice a week for longer courses. Graduates leave with a credential that connects classroom theory to daily decisions in schools. Mentors and faculty guide each candidate through the internship and the state certification steps.