Learning Technologies, Blended and Online Learning in Schools Concentration (Graduate Certificate)
Program Summary
100% Online
Credits: 15 total
Degree: Graduate Certificate
College/School: College of Education and Human Development
Start Date: 8/25/2025
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Program Description
This program is designed for K-12 educators who are interested in blending online and face-to-face instruction, teaching fully-online courses, or evaluating online educational options. This program adds a valuable dimension to professional teaching qualifications, signifying advanced knowledge and expertise to employers. Subject to your school division guidelines, students may be able to earn professional development credits for taking courses in this program. It is expected that applicants to this program have a valid K-12 state licensure, but exceptions can be made for those teaching in private schools or other contexts where state licensure is not required.
Career Opportunities
As a graduate of this program, you may be qualified for the following positions:
- K-12 teacher
- Technology coordinator
- Instructional media director
- Virtual course instructor
- Curriculum director
- CIO or other district technology leader
Online learning at the K-12 level grows substantially year by year and new career opportunities open regularly. To further determine how the program can help you meet your personal and professional goals, contact Dr. Jered Borup ([email protected]) to set up a time to speak with an advisor.
Courses
Program requirements are subject to change; please refer to the George Mason Course Catalog for the most up-to-date requirements.
New to online learning? Visit our Online Learning Tips and Strategies page to learn more about what to expect and how to succeed in an online course at George Mason.
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Tuition and Financial Aid
Please refer to the Students Accounts Office website for more information on tuition and fees. Internship courses will incur a higher CEHD course fee to fund on-site assistance involving intensive clinical training/supervision.
For information on loans and scholarships, visit the Office of Student Financial Aid. For information regarding grants, tuition waivers and other merit aid, please inquire with your graduate department. Also, many school districts offer tuition reimbursement options. Speak to your employer for more information.
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