PROGRAM GUIDE | COURSE DESCRIPTIONS | FACULTY | SCHEDULE OF CLASSES
The K-12 school principalship certificate is an 18-credit post-baccalaureate program designed for certified teachers who are interested in broadening their career opportunities and moving into administrative positions within the schools. The program can be completed via evening and Saturday classes.
To be eligible for certification by the Pennsylvania Department of Education, candidates must have five years of professional teaching experience and pass the required Praxis exams.
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Course Offerings
Some of the courses in the K-12 school principalship certificate program include:
- Educational Administration
- Curriculum, Supervision and Leadership
- The Principalship
- Applied Research Practicum
For a comprehensive list of program requirements and course descriptions, see the program guide and School of Arts and Sciences course descriptions.