Post-Secondary Facilitator Certificate Program| Indiana State University

Program Availability

The Post-Secondary Facilitator Certificate program is open to currently enrolled students who wish to increase their employability. Credit earned in the certificate program may be applied toward the Organizational Leadership and Supervision Bachelor of Science Degree-Completion Program. Students should consult with their advisors before enrolling in courses to ensure suitability and to plan their program of study.

This Post-Secondary Facilitator Certificate program is also open to working professionals. For application instructions, visit Admissions.

Program Highlights

The Post-Secondary Facilitator Certificate program is well-suited for students pursuing teaching careers at post-secondary schools, or for those pursuing careers as administrators at post-secondary schools. Depending on the semester of entry, students may complete the certificate program in two to three semesters (excluding summer terms).

Courses

The Post-Secondary Facilitator Certificate program consists of 12-15 credits, with courses focusing on post-secondary technical education, developing occupational and training programs, methods and strategies for instructional programs, evaluating learner performance, and adult learners in higher education and training. Because post-secondary education centers mainly include adult learners, the certificate’s curriculum prepares students to provide instructional programs for these learners.

Transfer Credit

Indiana State University accepts credit from regionally accredited colleges and universities within the United States, and from selected schools located outside the United States. Credit also may be granted for military training and experience. Previously earned college credit can be applied toward completion of the program per these transfer guidelines.

Career Possibilities

Students who complete the Post-Secondary Facilitator Certificate program are prepared for teaching careers in post-secondary schools, including career centers, technical institutes, correctional facilities, and community colleges. The program also prepares students for administrative roles at these centers and with other post-secondary programs.