
The Ohio School Principal Certificate program at Xavier University is a 27-credit hour program designed for aspiring school leaders. It aims to equip students with the essential knowledge and skills needed to lead effective and thriving schools in today's educational environment. To be eligible, candidates must hold an Ohio Teaching License and have at least two years of successful work experience under that license. This program offers a comprehensive understanding of leadership principles, ethical decision-making, financial management, curriculum development, and community relations. Graduates will be prepared to create compelling school visions, manage daily operations confidently, improve instructional quality, and strengthen relationships within the school community.
The program requires 27 credit hours, including two internship courses. Specific course credit hours may vary based on prior coursework.
This certificate program is designed to prepare graduates for leadership roles within educational institutions.
In addition to coursework, candidates must register for and pass the 015 (OAE) exam.
Tuition and living costs are not specified on the program page.
Applicants must hold an active Ohio Teaching License and have a minimum of two years of successful work experience under that license. Additionally, candidates must register for and pass the 015 (OAE) exam.
The program requires 27 credit hours, including two internship courses. Specific course credit hours may vary based on prior coursework.
Graduates of this certificate program are prepared for leadership roles within educational institutions, specifically as a School Principal. The program equips students with skills in leadership principles, ethical decision-making, and financial management.
To apply, visit the Xavier University 'Apply Now' page to begin the online application process. You can also submit an inquiry to request more information before applying.