Course Overview

• High-quality training and professional development within a community of vibrant public and private Montessori schools.

• Opportunities for qualitative and quantitative research in Montessori education with faculty mentors.

• Online instruction allows for convenient, self-paced study with access to experienced Montessori and non-Montessori faculty. No specific login times are required; you can access the program from anywhere in the world.

• Three opportunities to begin the program - fall, spring, or summer. You can begin the program with your AMI training or after completion of your AMI training.

• This affordable program translates AMI training into Montessori course credits at a significantly reduced "partnership rate" of $100 per credit hour. (All other courses are paid for at the regular graduate credit rate for the University of Hartford.)

General Eligibility

Admission Requirements

• The MEd programs are for students currently enrolled in an Association Montessori Internationale (AMI) teacher training program or for those who have completed an AMI teacher training program. If training occurred more than five years ago, you must provide documentation of active practice in a Montessori setting within the last 10 years. MTCNE completes verification of employment and your AMI diploma.

• A bachelor's degree and a minimum grade point average (GPA) of 3.0. (Conditional admission may be offered if GPA is below 3.0).

• An interview is required for admission to the program.

Part Time Work Details

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Language Requirement

• Minimun IELTS Score 6.5 overall.