Graduate Certificate in Reading Instruction
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Interested in developing your abilities in reading instruction but not quite ready for a full degree program? Are you are already enrolled in a related graduate program? Our Graduate Certificate in Reading Instruction may be just what you need. Courses are conveniently offered online, and, if you decide you want to pursue a graduate degree in reading education the certificate courses you take will transfer into those degrees.
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Certificate Overview
The purpose of the graduate certificate in reading instruction is to better develop students’ knowledge of reading education to make them more effective teachers.
Coursework — 12 hours minimum
- Required Courses (6 Hours)
- CTRD 6000/6006 Language and Literacy in the Content Areas (3 Hours)
- CTRD 6700/6706 Developmental Reading K-12 or CTRD 6710/6716 Literacy and Inquiry in the Content Areas: Grades 6-12
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Current Graduate Students
- If you are currently enrolled in a graduate degree, notify the program coordinator that you want to pursue this certificate.
Non-Degree Students
- If you are not enrolled in a graduate program, apply as a non-degree seeking graduate student through the Graduate School and notify the program coordinator that you want to pursue this certificate.
Application and Admission Information
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Cost
- Auburn’s Student Financial Services provides up-to-date cost information.
- Tuition and Fees Chart
Financial Support
- There are grants and fellowships available to graduate students who are enrolled in degree programs (Bachelors, Master’s Ed.S., Ph.D).
- Auburn University’s Financial Aid Office also helps students find support.
- Note: Federal financial aid cannot be used to fund a graduate certificate if it is the only program in which a student is enrolled.