Instructor Certification

New UConn Courses and Certification Application Updates

 
By Stefanie Malinoski

 

Now that the 2017-2018 school year is well underway, we are ready to begin thinking about new certifications for 2018-2019. Planning ahead is pivotal for introducing new UConn courses to the high school or thinking about expanding your current certification. With close to 300 certification applications submitted last January, we are excited to see what 2018-2019 will bring. We continue to add new courses to the program as our partnerships with faculty and their departments develop over time.Courses of interest for 2018-2019 include:

 

AH 2001: Medical Terminology
CE 2110: Applied Mechanics I
CHIN 1114: Intermediate Chinese II
DMD 1000: Digital Foundation
ECON 1000: Essentials of Economics
EDLR 1162: Health and Education in Urban Communities
GERM 3233: Building Language Skills through Culture I
HRTS 1007: Introduction to Human Rights
MARN 1001: The Sea Around Us
PHIL 1101: Problems of Philosophy
SOCI 1001: Introduction to Sociology

 

If you or someone you know are interested in applying for certification, please review the information about courses offered through UConn Early College Experience on our website at ece.uconn.edu. Potential instructors should also reference the certification requirements and process for certification. In addition, a representative from the ECE office may be available to schedule a school visit to help encourage the recruitment of qualified instructors. Contact the ECE office at ece@uconn.edu for more details. It is an exciting time to become a certified UConn instructor!

 

The submission deadline for 2018-2019 certification applications is January 31, 2018.Students at Work

UConn Course News and Certification Application Process

By Stefanie Malinoski
The deadline for applications for certification for 2017-2018 to be submitted is January 31, 2017. Last year we had well over 250 applications for certification across all disciplines. Our January deadline has worked out incredibly well for our planning purposes in ECE as well as with our partners in the University Registrar’s office who assist us with course creation in Compass. It’s never too early to think about becoming an ECE instructor or expanding your current certification.
Over the last two years we have added more than ten new classes, to the program with more classes coming on board each year. These newer classes include: AH 2001: Medical Terminology, CE 2110: Applied Mechanics I, ECON 1000: Essentials of Economics, HRTS 1007: Introduction to Human Rights, CHIN 1114: Intermediate Chinese II, and PHIL 1101: Problems of Philosophy. With the expansion of the program we look forward to a streamlined certification cycle with many new partners.
If you or someone you know are interested in applying for certification, please review the information about courses offered through UConn Early College Experience on our website at www.ece.uconn.edu. Potential instructors are also encouraged to review the certification requirements and process for certification. In addition, a representative from the ECE office may be available to schedule a school visit to help encourage the recruitment of qualified instructors. It’s an exciting time to become a certified UConn instructor!