The International Association for Quality Assurance in Pre-Tertiary and Higher Education (QAHE), in collaboration with the American University of Business and Social Sciences, is proud to announce the launch of the Online Joint Postdoctoral Teaching Certificate Program. This innovative program is tailored for postdoctoral scholars who are currently teaching or aspire to enhance their teaching skills in academia.

Program Overview

The Joint Postdoctoral Teaching Certificate Program offers a comprehensive framework for participants to develop essential teaching skills through structured online training, practical experience, and reflective practice.

Key Highlights

To qualify for the Post Doctorate Award, applicants must meet the following criteria:

Flexible Online Format

Participate from anywhere in the world, allowing you to balance professional commitments while enhancing your teaching skills.

Program Duration

One year, with an option for extension (Maximum 3 years and additional US$250+5% for additional year).

Course Content

The program covers a range of essential skills, including:

Research Skills
Conducting Accurate Internet Research
Coaching and Mentoring
Facilitation Skills
Introduction to Neuro-Linguistic Programming
Advanced Skills for the Practical Trainer
Communication Strategies
Measuring Training Results
Developing a Training Needs Analysis
Developing Your Training Program

Fees

The total fee for the program is US$2,900, plus a 5% processing fee.

Who Should Apply?

We invite all Doctoral Degree holders who are currently teaching or interested in teaching to take advantage of this opportunity.

By enrolling, you will enhance not only your teaching skills but also your professional network within the academic community.

Application Process

To apply for the program:

Please send your detailed CV to awards@qahe.org.

Don’t miss this opportunity to elevate your teaching career and make a lasting impact in the academic community. Join us on this exciting journey toward teaching excellence!

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