Interested in Teaching a 2019 Summer Course for Green Hills AEA

If you would like to teach a 2019 summer course for Green Hills AEA, please fill out the Course Proposal in the statewide online registration system by March 25th - See below for instructions on how to do this.

Simplified Instructions:  

1. Go to the AEA Professional Learning Registration System to access the AEA Statewide Professional Learning Registration System and log in to your account. The login information is the same as what you use to access the AEA PD Online training system - the same system where you take online trainings such as bloodborne pathogens, mandatory reporter, etc. 
2. After you are logged in, click on the Instructor Center tab, click on the Propose a Course tab, choose the New Instructor Led Course option, and then fill in all the required information. NOTE - If the Instructor Center tab does not appear for you when you are logged in, please let me know.
3. Click on the official "Submit Course for Review" button - the system will generate an automatic e-mail to Michelle Catterson, Professional Development Coordinator, for review/approval.

Once your proposal has been approved, you will receive an e-mail from Michelle Lidgett, mlidgett@ghaea.org. Your course will be released in the system for online registration and included in the online and printed catalogs. Target date for release of the 2019 Summer PD Catalog is April 5th.

Please note: 2019 Summer Course Instructor Pay if an Independent Contract Agreement or Service Provider Agreement is applicable:

AEA Licensure Programs

$750 per credit with a minimum of 10 paying students  Agencies may choose to run courses with fewer than 10 in extenuating circumstances with administrative approval.  Fees would be adjusted for additional students:  $750 for up to 15 students $900 for 16 - 20 students  $1050 for 21 - 25 students  $1200 for 26 - 30 students  $1350 for 31 - 35 students  At 36 students, program administrators will add a second instructor or run two courses.  When instructors co-teach, they split the compensation for the course.  When a course splits into two courses, instructors will be paid according to the number of students in their course.

If you have any questions, please feel free to e-mail Jenny Barnett, Michelle Catterson, or Michelle Lidgett.

Thank you for considering teaching a summer course for Green Hills AEA!