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Nov 26, 2024
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2016-17 University Bulletin [ARCHIVED CATALOG]
Literacy Education (Birth-Grade 6 & Grade 5-12 ) Advanced Certificate
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 Return to: Ruth S. Ammon School of Education
NY State Program Code: 31152
HEGIS Code: 0830.00
CIP Code: 13.1315
(24 credits)
Estimated time of completion: 1.5 years
Federally Mandated Gainful Employment Disclosure
For more information about our graduation rates, the median debt of students who completed the program, and other important information, please visit our website at adelphi.edu/ge.
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Literacy Education
Evelyn O’Connor, Program Director
Harvey Hall, Room 217
p – (516) 877-4173
f – (516) 877-4097
e – eoconnor@adelphi.edu
For more information, see Literacy Education: Birth–Grade 6 and Grade 5-12, M.S. , Literacy Education: Birth–Grade 6, M.S. , and Literacy Education: Grade 5–12, M.S.
Candidate must hold a master’s degree in a related area and a valid New York State Teacher certification to complete the advanced certificate program. Candidate assumes full responsibility for all tuition and fees incurred. Advanced Certificates in Literacy Education
A candidate must hold a related Master’s degree and a valid NYS teacher certification to be eligible for the Post-Master’s program.
The following courses are required for students seeking a NY State Certification:
- One course that develops the skills necessary to provide instruction and progress of students with disabilities for students
- One course in Children’s Literature or Literature for Young Adults
- One course in the cultural aspects of Literacy
Course selection must be approved by department adviser
Candidates can choose between three programs to obtain certification as a literacy specialist Federally Mandated Gainful Employment Disclosure
For more information about our graduation rates, the median debt of students who completed the program, and other important information, please visit our website at continuing-education.adelphi.edu/disclosures/ Requirements for the Literacy Education (Birth-Grade 12) Post-Masters
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Return to: Ruth S. Ammon School of Education
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