Open only to educators/professionals living and working overseas. IEP-facilitated courses are not available to domestic students. It does not have any attachments such as licensure.
Note: Offered only through the international programs of the C. Louis Cedrone International Education Center
Are you an educator or professional working overseas? Enhance your skills and make a significant impact in inclusive general education classrooms with Framingham State University’s Graduate Certificate in Special Needs. This program, exclusively for those living and working abroad, is offered through Framingham State’s C. Louis Cedrone International Education Center.
This certificate is perfect for teachers in elementary, middle, and secondary settings. It’s also beneficial for administrators and parents interested in special needs education. To apply, you need an undergraduate degree from a regionally accredited college or university with a minimum GPA of 2.70.
Courses cover essential topics such as Fundamentals of Teaching, Curriculum Development and Modification, Developmental Patterns of Children with Special Needs, and Behavior and Classroom Management. This certificate will help you gain valuable knowledge and skills to create inclusive and supportive learning environments for all students.
Students must have a minimum B- (2.70) average or above in the certificate program in order to graduate.
