School, In-District, and Organization Professional Development Courses

About These Courses

A school, school district, or organization can request credit be awarded through The Albion Center for Professional Development at Idaho State University for training and workshops that they facilitate for their K-12 teachers at no cost. All credit fees are waived for courses that are created and administered by an Idaho school/district ($55 -$165 savings). Each 1-credit course requires 15 hours of professional learning. This partnership is a great way for teachers to locally learn and grow professionally, while getting credit from Idaho State University.

Who can request a course?

• An Idaho school district employee with a Master's degree or higher
• An Idaho school administrator (e.g., principal, superintendent) with a Master's degree or higher
• An Idaho teacher with a Master's degree or higher
• Conference and workshop coordinators with a Master's degree or higher

How to request a course?

• To start, the instructor of the professional development course will need to submit a Course Request Form. This can be done before the course starts, during the course, or even after the course ends.
• After the course is accepted (within 2 weeks), we will add the course to our Course Catalog and send an email to the instructor with a direct link for registration. 
• Course participants can then register for the course to receive credit. 
• Instructors can grade courses easily after the course is completed, see video below for more details.

Learn How to Grade a Course Here