Grand Canyon University The College of Education 6 courses 16 total credits
The Canyon L.E.A.P. to Teach, Secondary Education Graduate Certificate of Completion pathway option is intended for candidates interested in becoming a teacher of record in their secondary classroom by pursuing a non-traditional route to teacher licensure with the support of their school district. The structured pathway prepares teacher candidates for a secondary education certification through an immersive learning experience that includes daytime teaching, LEA provides professional development and mentor support, Grand Canyon University (GCU) College of Education graduate coursework and Grand Canyon Education (GCE) Canyon Professional Development. The post baccalaureate certificate serves as an alternative route for entering the field of education to champion students mental, emotional and social development, as well as to provide students with an academic foundation and passion for learning. Canyon L.E.A.P. to Teach candidates will have the opportunity to complete coursework, LEA provided professional development and Grand Canyon Education curriculum with the support of all three stakeholders. Starting with a week-long in person boot camp before the fall semester begins, candidates will continue their development in partnership with GCU, GCE and the LEA through two formal LEA evaluations, two informal GCU observations each semester, and two GCE coaching sessions each semester.
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