72 Full-time Short courses in Education

The Intensive Academic English program is offered at Columbia University is one of the oldest intensive English programs in the U.S.

During this intensive Design of Serious Games summer course at Tallinn University, participants will learn the essentials of designing serious and learning games.

Cape Peninsula University of Technology offers the Basic Workstudy programme.

IE University's Global Learning and Development Leadership 6-months blended learning journey immerses participants with the latest insights and leading practices in L&D Leadership that will drive business impact.

The CLASS Observation Training course offered by University of Melbourne will help you learn to reliably assess teaching and enhance children's learning and development.

This Dyslexia, Dyscalculia and Neurodiversity in the Teaching Environment course at York Associates examines the core challenges of dyslexia, dyscalculia and neurodiversity in education.

The High Voltage Line Technician programme from Kansas City Kansas Community College is designed to prepare students to enter apprenticeship training programmes across Kansas. 

Academic Recognition of Continuing Professional Development is offered at University of Sunderland. 

This Education Support Assistance course at Edinburgh College is designed for people who want to work as classroom assistants or education support assistants in Scottish schools.

This Education for Veterinary Clinic Receptionist course from An Eacademy offers training for veterinary clinic receptionists, also known as veterinary secretary training, clinic secretary, animal clinic secretary, etc.

The Cosmetology programme from Kansas City Kansas Community College is designed to give students an entry level understanding of hair care and design. This is a highly structured programme that prepares you to take the Kansas Board of Cosmetology written and performance exam required before becoming a licensed cosmetologist.

This What Is Education? module at University College London (UCL) examines key questions about the nature, purpose and practice of education. Across three weeks, it introduces philosophical, sociological, psychological and historical perspectives on how education is shaped and experienced.