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Overview

Our Teaching and Learning Through e-Learning Qualification Program (TLTEQP) is designed to take candidates on a journey through current theory and trends in educational technologies and online learning. 

Areas for learning include the exploration of

  • pedagogical and policy-related factors that need to be considered to effectively lead and support digital learning and teaching
  • digital identity, citizenship, skills and tools
  • equity, diversity and inclusion in relation to e-Learning and global competencies.

Module Information

This program is made up of four modules and some pre-module work that will need to be completed before the program start date. The breakdown of asynchronous and synchronous hours that total the required 125 hours is shown below.

Asynchronous Hours

Synchronous Hours

Total Required Hours

119 6 125
Pre-module and Canvas Learning Management System (LMS) Access
 Equity, Diversity and Inclusion (EDI) Pre-module

All candidates will be asked to complete an Equity, Diversity and Inclusion (EDI) self-directed module (generally 2-5 hours) that is meant activate prior knowledge, provide an opportunity for self-reflection and new knowledge building. It is our hope that you will take the learning and reflection from this pre-module forward into the course as you engage with the facilitator and colleagues on a variety of topics. 

Canvas Learning Management System (LMS) Access

All program content and the Canvas Learning Management System (LMS) access will be available to candidates/participants one week in advance of the program/course and will remain active for two weeks after the end of the program/course. Following this period, candidates/participants will no longer have access to assignments, conversations, resources or other content. Please save any information that you would like to retain during the timeframe that you have access to the LMS.

Module 1: Defining e-Learning and 21st Century Competencies (28 Hours)

Key topics include

  • defining e-Learning
  • 21st century competencies and
  • instructional leadership in a digital age.

Module 2: Exploring Digital Identity, Citizenship, Skills and Tools (28 Hours)

Key topics include

  • digital citizenship
  • social media and
  • digital tools.

Module 3: Leveraging Learning Spaces and Professional Learning Networks (28 Hours)

Key topics include

  • engaging learning spaces
  • professional learning and
  • professional learning networks (PLNs).

Module 4: Focusing on Policy, Equity Diversity and Inclusion, Mental Health, and Special Education (28 Hours)

Key topics include

  • legislation, policies and procedures related to online learning 
  • equity and access and
  • mental health and special education.
Culminating Tasks (11 Hours)
  • Part 1: A Tool for Online Teacher Performance Appraisals
  • Part 2: An Action Plan for Technology-enabled Learning

Admission Requirements

  • Ontario College of Teachers (OCT) Certificate of Qualification and Registration in good standing.

Program Fee

$900.

Includes all four modules and a $50 non-refundable registration fee.

Full payment is required for registration to be confirmed.

Upcoming Sessions

Spring 2025
 
Date Module Asynchronous time Synchronous time*

 

Pre-module 2 hours N/A 

March 14 - April 3, 2025

Module 1 27 hours 1 hour 
April 4 - April 24, 2025 Module 2 27 hours 1 hour 
April 25 - May 15, 2025 Module 3 27 hours 1 hour 
May 16 - June 5, 2025 Module 4 25 hours 3 hours 
June 6 - June 20, 2025   Culminating Tasks 11 hours N/A

*Synchronous time will be determined at the start of each module. 

Registration deadline: February 28, 2025

Summer 2025
 
Date Module Asynchronous time Synchronous time*

 

Pre-module 2 hours N/A 

July 11- July 31, 2025

Module 1 27 hours 1 hour 
August 1 - August 21, 2025 Module 2 27 hours 1 hour 
August 22 - September 11, 2025 Module 3 27 hours 1 hour 
September 12 - October 3, 2025 Module 4 25 hours 3 hours 
October 4 - October 17, 2025 Culminating Tasks 11 hours N/A

*Synchronous time will be determined at the start of each module. 

Registration deadline: June 27, 2025

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Terms and Conditions 

Academic Integrity and Engagement
Professional Learning Expectations and Standards
Accessibility and Other Policies
Our Accessibility and other policies that relate to our programs are outlined on the OPC Policies webpage.
Program Tax Receipt

A tax receipt will be generated and available on your OPC account by the end of February for the previous tax year.

To access the document:

  • Log into the OPC website.
  • Go to "My Profile" on the navy blue bar towards the top right of the browser window.
  • Click on “Program Tax Receipts”.
  • Select the appropriate year to open and print your tax receipt.
Refund Policy

Cancellation Date

Refund Amount

Up to two weeks before start date

$850

One week before start date

$250

After start date

$0

A full refund applies when a session is cancelled due to low enrollment.

For more information about the program, please contact @tlte@principals.ca.