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Adult Education
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The Adult Education and Workplace Training certificate (AEWTC) is a four‐course (12‐credit) program designed for students who wish to gain a credential in Adult Education other than a four‐year degree. The courses in the AEWTC program introduce students to the principles of adult education, the
characteristics of adult learners, and the process of planning and administering adult education
programs. All courses in the program are credit courses in the Bachelor of Arts (Adult Education)
degree; students who have completed the AEWTC and wish to continue their studies in adult education
will be able to apply these credits toward the BA (AdEd) degree. The AEWTC program may also be taken by students enrolled in other programs at UFV.
Entrance requirements
New students should apply to the Adult
Education Studies program path. Students will be required to meet the admissions requirements
for Adult Education Studies, as well as meet course prerequisites.
Students currently
enrolled in post-secondary programs are required to meet only the course
prerequisites.
Note: Students in programs other than the Bachelor of Arts (Adult Education) or Adult Education Studies should contact the department for permission to register in ADED 320, 407, and 408.
Fees and additional costs
See the Fees and Other Costs section. Other than the $25 graduation fee, there are no additional fees for the certificate.
Program requirements
Students are required to have a minimum GPA of 2.0 in the four courses to be eligible for the certificate.
Residency
Three of the four courses in the certificate must be taken at UFV (a 75% residency requirement).
Program outline
Certificate requirements: 12 credits
| Course |
Title |
Credits |
| ADED 320 |
Adult Learning
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3 |
| ADED 340 |
Program Planning and Evaluation
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3 |
| ADED 407 |
Organizational and Workplace Learning: Reflections of Practice
(formerly ADED 330F) |
3 |
| ADED 408 |
Assessing Adult Learning
(formerly ADED 330N) |
3 |
Note: Students in programs other than the Bachelor of Arts (Adult Education) or Adult Education Studies should contact the department for permission to register in ADED 320, 407, and 408.
Course listings
For complete details on courses see the
course descriptions section.
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