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Pedagogy Pathway: Professional Development for Emerging Educators

abstract art of teachingInvest in Your Teaching and Elevate Your Career as an Educator

Whether you're stepping into the classroom for the first time or looking to sharpen your instructional skills, Pedagogy Pathway is designed to give you the tools, confidence, and credentials to become the educator you want to be.

We know your schedule is demanding. That's why Pedagogy Pathway is designed around your timeline:

  • Workshops offered throughout the fall, winter, and spring semesters
  • PUTL modules available asynchronously online, and on demand
  • Complete the program at your own pace — no deadlines, no pressure

Register

 

StepsWhat you doWhy it matters
Step 1Attend 6 CTL Workshops of your choiceExplore pedagogy, classroom strategies, and inclusive teaching
Step 2

Complete 3 Professional Development in University Teaching and Learning Modules: 

  1. Foundations of teaching and learning 
  2. Practical experience in teaching and learning 
  3. Optional modules (Leadership, SoTL, Accessibility and Disability Justice, Indigenization, Anti-Racism).

Within these self-directed modules, you will have an opportunity to: 

  • Reflect on your teaching activities, document your experiences and feedback, 
  • Highlight transferrable skills, showcase your accomplishments,
  • Explore innovative ways to engage the future directions of higher-education classroom settings.
Step 3Earn Your Certificate of CompletionAdd a recognized credential to your CV and/or teaching dossier

What is in it for you

Teaching Philosophy Statement

Get started on documenting your teaching and articulating your teaching the first sections of your teaching dossier 

Official Certificate of Completion

A tangible credential for your academic job market materials, including your CV and/or teaching dossier

Practical, Career-Ready Teaching Skills

Skills you can use immediately in your own Teaching Assistantship or Teaching Fellowship! 

Community

Connect with fellow graduate students across disciplines

Who should apply?

Any graduate student who teaches, wants to teach, or plans to pursue a career in academia or education. No prior teaching experience required, just the drive to grow.

Registration is free and open to all graduate students.

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Questions: contact us at ctl@queensu.ca