Workforce Education, Training and Development Graduate Certificate
Want to work in post-secondary training environments and skill-building programs? Our Workforce Education, Training, and Development graduate certificate encourages students to attend Auburn University and prepares Auburn students to teach and work outside the United States.
This program is offered on campus and online.
COURSEWORK
REQUIRED COURSES – 6 HRS
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ADED 7600 Nature of Adult Education
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ADED 7640 Workforce Education
ELECTIVE COURSES – 9 HRS
Select 3 courses from:
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ADED 7010 Learning Resources
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ADED 7050 Methods of Teaching in Adult Education
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ADED 7060 Curriculum and Program Planning in Adult Education
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ADED 7620 Concepts, Program, and Resources in Adult Education
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ADED 7650 Teaching the Disadvantaged Adult
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ADED 7670 Adult Education in Cooperative Extension
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ADED 7680 Experiential Learning in Adult Education
Extension Educator Graduate Certificate
Our certificate will help you improve your ability to teach and train within the Alabama Cooperative Extension System.
This program is offered on campus and online.
COURSEWORK
REQUIRED COURSES – 12 HRS
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Nature of Adult Education
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Teaching the Disadvantaged Adult
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Practicum
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Extension Programs & Methods or Adult Education in Cooperative Extension
ELECTIVE COURSES – 3 HRS
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Approved elective in area of interest
Adult Education and English Language Teaching Graduate Certificate
Do you want to teach adult post-secondary language education in government and industry programs, either domestically or worldwide?
Our certificate program will help you develop and evaluate appropriate teaching practices, identify education policies to assist in developing language proficiency, identify the role of language and culture, and develop the ability to compare and contrast sociological, psychological, and physiological factors that characterize adult populations. When this certificate is added to an appropriate Master’s program, it also provides the demonstrated competence in English language learning in U.S. intensive English language programs.
This program is offered on campus and online.
COURSEWORK
REQUIRED COURSES – 6 HRS
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Nature of Adult Education
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Teaching the Disadvantaged Adult
ELECTIVE COURSES – 6 HRS
Select from:
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Teaching English as a Second Language
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Issues in English as a Second Language
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Applied Linguistics in English as a Second Language
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Assessment in English as a Second Language
Application Deadlines
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Spring 2025 admission: October 15
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Summer 2025 admission: March 15
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Fall 2025 admission: June 1
