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POST-MASTER'S CERTIFICATE INEDUCATIONAL LEADERSHIPAND ADMINISTRATIONc o n t i n u e dStudents who choose to pursue the Ed.S. in Educational Leadership andAdministration after completing the Post-Master's Certificate are requiredto apply for the Ed.S. program and meet all entrance requirements, includingan acceptable score on the MAT or GRE. Coursework taken as part of thecertificate program will transfer into the Ed.S. program, but no other courseworkwill be transferable. Students may apply for the Ed.S. before completing18 semester hours in the certificate program.CURRICULUM (Subject to Change)EDUC 6422 Instructional Needs Analysis (3 credits)EDUC 6232 Supervision and Evaluation of Instruction (3 credits)EDUC 6234 Site-Based Leadership: K-12 (3 credits)EDUC 6236 School Law and Policy (3 credits)EDUC 6287 Internship: Administration A (3 credits)EDUC 6287 Internship: Administration B (3 credits)(18 credits)p a g e 8
THE EDUCATION SPECIALIST INEDUCATIONAL LEADERSHIPAND ADMINISTRATIONPROGRAM AT A GLANCEThis part-time post-master’s degree program providesadministrative endorsement requirements for principal, assistantprincipal, and instructional supervisory positions.■ Ten-course program (30 credits)■ Classes meet on evenings and weekends■ Program can be completed in 18 months■ Convenient class locations in Alexandria, Newport News,Richmond, and Virginia BeachThe Education Specialist (Ed.S.) in Educational Leadership and Administrationis a post-master’s degree that provides educational personnel at theelementary and secondary levels with added expertise in the field ofadministration. This program, which includes courses and field experiencesas recommended by NCATE standards, provides educators with anopportunity to meet multi-state coursework requirements for academiclicensing of principal, assistant principal, and/or instructional supervisorypersonnel.EDUCATION SPECIALISTUpon completion of the education specialist program, students will beprepared to take the School Leaders Licensure Assessment (SLLA) foradministrative or supervisory licensure. Although licensing requirementsvary from state to state, the SLLA is part of the licensure process inMaryland, Virginia, North Carolina, and the District of Columbia.Candidates must have three years of teaching experience upon completionof the program to qualify for licensure.p a g e 9
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