Build your professional development plan under PI 34 with courses that are aligned with Wisconsin Educator Standards.
Conveniently delivered and always available, this selection of one-credit, online, graduate courses make it easier for educators to get the professional development they need.
Classes are developed and taught by experienced teachers, faculty and administrators and are offered throughout the year. Each class may be completed in just seven weeks.
Who Should Enroll
- All teachers seeking recertification credits
- Busy professionals who don’t have the opportunity to come to campus
- Students who want to explore a new method of learning
- Parents, childcare professionals, youth and community directors and other professionals who work in alternative educational settings
Key Features
- Courses will never be canceled; there is no minimum enrollment number required
- All students pay the in-state tuition regardless of where they live, see Accounts Receivable web page for current rate
- All course work is asynchronous, so you don't have to log on at a specific time to participate
- Practical and timely topics that can be immediately applied in the workplace
- All instructors are trained in adult education
The UWRF Teacher Education Department is approved by the Wisconsin Department of Public Instruction and is a National Education Association (NEA) Exemplary Teacher Education Program
Classes Offered
See Class Schedule for a list of courses, their course descriptions and when they are offered.
Admissions Requirements
Students must have a bachelor’s degree but teaching certification or licensure is not required.
Participants need to be admitted as a UW-River Falls graduate student before registering for classes. See Taking Classes for Credit for application instructions and requirements.
Once you've been admitted for graduate study, you will receive instructions on how to register online.
