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Post-Supervisor Certification: M.A. in Educational Leadership

Do you already hold New Jersey Supervisor Certification? If so, you can accelerate your career by completing our M.A. in Educational Leadership program in just 24 credits. This will not only earn you your master’s degree but also enable you to attain New Jersey Principal and School Administrator Certifications. Explore more information below!


How to Apply

Apply to one of our four M.A. programs and indicate you hold a Supervisor certification option on the application. Choose between:


  • Applicants who hold a NJ Supervisor Certification will receive 12 credits toward the 36 credit Master’s Degree.
  • Students will take 24 credits (see Courses below) to earn an M.A. in Educational Leadership.
  • Upon graduation, students are eligible to apply for NJ Principal and School Administrator Certification.
Courses

Post-Supervisor Certification students will take the following courses to complete the program:
 
ELAD 510   Effective Leadership in a Diverse Society
ELAD 521   Education Law
ELAD 611   Ethical Leadership and Decision Making or an Advisor approved elective
ELAD 615   Internship in School Leadership (300-hour Principal Internship)
ELAD 619   Using Research for School Improvement
ELAD 622   School Finance
ELAD 690   School and Community Relations
ELAD 610   Fieldwork in District Level Leadership (150-hour School Administrator Internship)

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Application Tutorial for Students

Application Tutorial for Students who already hold Supervisor certification


 

“My degree from Montclair has been instrumental in my current role as a district supervisor. Montclair’s M.A. in Educational Leadership program is distinguished by its ability to blend academic research with practical skills effectively. As a graduate of this program, you can be confident that you’ll be well-equipped to excel immediately in your chosen administrative role.”
 
Dr. Francis Hittinger
Supervisor of Social Studies & Business
Randolph Township Schools

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