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Instructor leading a class of adult learners

 

Format

Classroom: 9 required courses, plus 2 optional courses (33 hours) or;
Online: 3 required courses (36 hours)

Delivery

Classroom, Online, Fast Track | Learn more

Duration

Complete in 1 semester, or up to 3 years

Adult Educator seminars develop teaching and training skills that incorporate adult learning principles for facilitators of adult learning.

Expand your knowledge of adult learning principles and develop training skills in a meaningful way in this dynamic, interactive seminar series that supports your success as a facilitator of adult learning.

Gain valuable insights into the adult education sector and advance your professional development through engaging course material that delivers practical knowledge and skills. Explore principles of adult learning, including classroom presentation skills, assessing teaching and learning, and learning outcomes. Build effective strategies and techniques that you can use to support adult learners in the workplace, non-profit organizations and educational settings.

You can take the entire program or select courses for professional development to complement your skills as a volunteer, educator, trainer or coach.

This program provides two delivery options to suit your learning needs. Choose from either the classroom option where you will attend all of your courses on campus, or the online option so you have the flexibility to learn from anywhere. We also offer a classroom Fast-Track option so you can complete this program in just one week.

 

Highlights and benefits

Earn a recognized credential | Enhance your career prospects

Enhance your life | Develop your personal and professional skills

Real-world knowledge | Learn from experienced industry professionals

Online delivery | Enjoy the flexibility of online learning and complete this program from anywhere

Course schedule by semester

  Fall
(Sept. - Dec.)
Winter
(Jan. - April)
Spring/Summer
(May - Aug.)
Required courses
Principles of Adult Learning     FT/CL
Designing Learning Outcomes     FT/CL
Classroom Presentation Skills     FT/CL
Learning Styles: Implications for Adult Educators     FT/CL
Effective Teaching Techniques     FT/CL
Assessing Teaching and Learning     FT/CL
Tools to Enhance Instruction and Presentation     FT/CL
Conflict Resolution in the Classroom     FT/CL
Culturally Responsive Facilitation     FT/CL
Optional courses (vary by semester)

 

Legend

BL: Blended (Online & Classroom)
CL: Classroom
FT: Fast Track
ON: Online
IDS: Independent Study
P: Practicum

This schedule is subject to change. Courses start on various dates within each semester. Fall schedule and registration is available in June; Winter schedule and registration is available in November; and Spring/Summer schedule and registration is available in March.

Course schedule by semester

  Fall
(Sept. - Dec.)
Winter
(Jan. - April)
Spring/Summer
(May - Aug.)
Required courses
Core Concepts of Adult Learning ON ON  
Skills and Techniques for Adult Learning ON ON  
Refine and Enhance Instruction for Adult Learning ON ON  

 

Legend

BL: Blended (Online & Classroom)
CL: Classroom
FT: Fast Track
ON: Online
IDS: Independent Study
P: Practicum

This schedule is subject to change. Courses start on various dates within each semester. Fall schedule and registration is available in June; Winter schedule and registration is available in November; and Spring/Summer schedule and registration is available in March.

 

 

Additional Details

Funding opportunities

This program qualifies for the Canada-Alberta Job Grant and other funding opportunities. Learn more.

Connect with us

Have a question about our programs or need help with course registration? Call or email us:

403.440.6875 or 1.866.775.2673
conted@mtroyal.ca

               

 

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