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Teaching Consultant Opportunities beyond the formal Certificate IV Program

 

Teaching Consultants who have completed Certificate IV may choose to continue serving as Teaching Consultants of the Sheridan Center and will be promoted to Senior Teaching Consultant. In this capacity, they will have the opportunity to continue their professional development and further enhance their curriculum vitae. Senior Teaching Consultants are expected to attend the Teaching Consultant Community meetings (winter and spring) and complete a minimum of 5 ITCs for the academic year.

Teaching Consultants who did not complete all of the requirements for Certificate IV may continue to serve as regular Teaching Consultants.  In this capacity they can conduct ITCs, PCs, and micro-teaching sessions (provided they have attended the fall training session).  They may also serve as Discussion Leaders for the Sheridan Teaching Seminar – Certificate I Program, if they have participated in the fall training session on Discussion Skills.