Recertification Courses with
A+ Advancement for Educators
Teaching is demanding, and finding time for professional development can be challenging. Our relicensure courses are 100% online and self-paced. No tedious tests or lengthy research papers—just engaging, classroom-ready learning for busy educators.
With courses designed for all grade levels and subjects, educators can select classes that fit their interests and students’ needs. At only $235 per 3-credit course, professional growth is finally affordable!
Successful completion of all courses results in an official certificate from our partner, Centennial BOCES. Because requirements vary, please check with your school district or licensing office to ensure the courses meet your specific relicensure needs. Click here for state-specific information.
Take the next step in advancing your career. Explore our relicensure courses below and enroll today!
A+ Advancement for Educators is a teacher owned and operated company, so we know the value of your time firsthand. Our goal is for you to learn relevant and applicable strategies that you can use in your classroom tomorrow! Here is what educators have to say about our courses:
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“I really enjoyed your selection of resources... It is clear that these resources were current, relevant and chosen purposely as they informed, but also led to questions that became the topics of the next modules.”
- Robert, Cherry Creek School District
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“The most valuable part of this course was stepping out of my comfort zone with technology and tailoring a project to help meet our students where they are in a medium they are comfortable with."
-Jennifer, Cherry Creek School District
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“The opportunity to reflect on my current practices when it comes to CLD students.”
- Rolando, 27J Schools
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“I loved making something that I’ll actually use in my class!”
-Megan, Cherry Creek School District
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“The course made me do some deep dives into what makes a culturally diverse teacher. It made me think about how to properly approach sensitive subjects in my classroom.”
-Lucas, 27J Schools
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“The most valuable part of this course was having time to reflect on what is going well and what we can improve on as a building and individual teacher.”
-Adam, St. Vrain Valley School District
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“I learned that I could be more creative in assessing ELL students. I want to make sure they hit the standard, but can be more flexible in how I help them achieve this goal.”
-Holly, Littleton Public Schools
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“I loved creating a project that I can actually use in the classroom with my students.”
-Katherine, Cherry Creek School District
