In-service and organizational course requests
Offer teachers professional development credits through hosted workshops and courses
A school, district or organization can request that credit be awarded through Elevate Teacher Professional Development at University of Idaho for trainings and workshops they provide to K–12 teachers. This partnership allows teachers to engage in local professional development while earning graduate-level, non-degree credit through U of I.
Courses are offered at $50 per credit, and first-time Elevate Teacher PD registrants receive a complimentary $200 that can be applied at checkout. Each graduate-level, non-degree semester credit corresponds to 15 hours of professional learning, which includes a combination of facilitator-directed and/or self-directed work.
Looking to register for an in-service or organizational PD course?
Browse PD courses from your school, district, or an educational organization.
Who can request an in-service PD course?
- Professionals with a master’s degree or higher, including:
- A school district employee
- A school administrator (e.g., principal, superintendent)
- A K-12 teacher or faculty member
- Conference and workshop coordinators
- Other educational professionals
What courses are offered for in-service/organizational PD?
- Career Technical Education (CTE) courses
- School district book studies and collaborations
- Conferences and workshops
- Center on Disabilities and Human Development (CDHD) courses
- Other in-service and organizational courses
Request your in-service or organizational courses here
Complete the form to request your courses.
Questions? Contact us.
How to request an in-service/organizational PD course
Complete all fields in the course request form to submit your training or workshop for review. You can submit the form before, during or after your course has taken place.
Allow up to two weeks for review and approval. Once approved, the instructor will receive a shareable registration link to distribute to participants.
Submit the form below to request an in-service or organizational course.