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Graduate Certificate in Bridge to Teaching

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Werklund School of Education Faculty of Graduate Studies GCERT - Graduate Certificate

General Program Information

Graduate Programs in Education offers a Graduate Certificate: Bridge to Teaching for foreign-trained, experienced teachers who require additional advanced course credits in order to teach in K-12 schools in Alberta. Bridge to Teaching is a full-time program with 18 graduate course credits in education, including practicum. All courses need to be taken in a prescribed sequence, over one school year (September to April). For additional information please consult: http://werklund.ucalgary.ca/gpe/.

Location: Education Tower, Room 114

Program number: 403.220.5675

Toll-free in Canada 877.623.0292

Fax: 403.282.3005

Email address: mailto:bridge@ucalgary.ca

Web page URL: https://werklund.ucalgary.ca/gpe/bridge

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