Graduate Certificate in Workplace Learning and Instruction

Webster University

This program prepares professionals to work in the fields of adult and talent development as well as institutional instructional development. The need for talent managers, instructional designers and program facilitators is critical in today's knowledge economy. Workers need more training and professional development to meet the needs of rapidly changing institutions. Professional trainers, designers and talent developers who are knowledgeable about how adults learn are necessary to build successful organizations. There is an expanding need for trainers, managers and talent developers to build responsive businesses and institutions. Such talent development professionals understand how adults learn and how to design learning experiences for changing the modern digital-age worker. To attain the certificate, students must complete 18 hours of coursework with a GPA of 3.0 or better and a B- or better in all courses. Elective hours for coursework in the program must be approved by the coordinator of the Education and Innovation program.

School of Education