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Graduate Credits for Via Lingua Trainees

The Fischler School of Education and Human Services of Nova Southeastern University (FSEHS-NSU), U.S.A., has reviewed the Via Lingua CTEFL course and is proud to award graduate credits to all Via Lingua graduates. FSEHS-NSU provides all Via Lingua graduates with a certificate, stating that they have earned credits towards a Masters Degree in Education with a specialization in Teaching English as Foreign Language.

The Master of Science program in education, with a specialization in Teaching English as a Foreign Language, focuses on training current and future educators in the areas of foreign language instruction, curriculum development, and assessment and evaluation. This specialization provides students with a foundation in second language learning theories and instructional technologies and distance education; it then allows students to further explore advanced studies in applied linguistics or technology. Course content is research based and is infused with best practices in education.

Coursework in the Teaching English as a Foreign Language specialization is conducted entirely online. This approach allows students to receive and submit coursework and interact with participants and professors via the Internet. This distance delivery option allows busy professionals to complete their degrees without having to leave their jobs or travel long distances.

Faculty members for the Master of Science in Education are recognized scholars and educators from The Fischler School of Education and Human Services of Nova Southeastern University and other major universities and institutions throughout the country. In addition, many are also highly respected professional practitioners. They are carefully selected on the basis of their subject expertise, teaching abilities, and professional involvement. Most importantly, they are united in their desire to not only educate, but to inspire students to use what they learn to inspire others.