Online Master of Education (MEd)
in Educator Practices

Southern New Hampshire University (SNHU)

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Earn your advanced degree online with SNHU & Idioma.

Through our partnership with Southern New Hampshire University (SNHU), the Educator Practices MEd and CAGS programs give working educators a flexible, collaborative way to grow professionally. Enhance your teaching practices, cultivate leadership skills, and bring lasting, positive change to your classroom and school community.

Scroll down to read more about the program, and fill out the form below if you would like to us to reach out to you to schedule a call to answer your questions or discuss program details.

Our Professional Learning partnership opens the doors of possibility for on-ramps and pathways to SNHU Degree Programs.

Working with the University, learners can now request to petition to amend up to 12 credits earned through our professional learning partnerships to fulfill requirements within our Educator Practices MEd and CAGS programs. The petition review process provides the opportunity for these learners to potentially save time and money as they pursue an advanced degree. 

SNHU’s Educator Practices Program is designed for educators who want to dive deeper into the best practices of teaching and learning to advance their professional knowledge and skills. The online coursework is designed to support you in making meaningful changes to your practice, develop your teacher leadership skills, and positively impact your own learning environments.

The MEd Program is composed of thirty-six (36) semester credit hours, with twelve (12) semester credit hours transferable from courses taken with Idioma Education & Consulting through Petition to Amend.

SNHU & Idioma Program Highlights

Delivered entirely online with affordable tuition, our collaborative cohort model connects you directly with fellow educators throughout your learning journey.

SNHU courses run for 8 weeks (3 credits each) and include three synchronous virtual meetings per term to enhance peer collaboration and instructor guidance. Through our partnership, teachers can complete up to 12 credits through Idioma’s 6-week, 3-credit courses, which feature flexible asynchronous modules, collaborative discussion boards, direct instructor feedback, and optional office hours.

Looking for more information? Fill out the form above, email graduateprograms@idiomaconsulting.com or call 978-494-6430 to speak with an Idioma Program Advisor.