TESOL Graduate Certificate – Online
Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages
Support Page for Students Currently Enrolled in This Program
Program: Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages (TESOL) Graduate Certificate
Location: Online
Tuition
This Extended Campus program has a flat per-credit tuition rate for all students and no student fees or technology fees. The program tuition rate for the 2025-26 academic year (which runs fall, spring, and summer terms) is $668 per credit. Tuition for the 2026-27 academic year will be set in mid-June 2026.
Please note: some courses may include assessment, course, participation or supervision fees. These fees cover added services and materials. Most Extended Campus courses do not include these fees. You can check the current course-specific UNC Academic Fees. Note: Program Fees do not apply to Extended Campus programs.
For information about paying your bill, including UNC’s BearPay monthly payment option, visit the Bursar’s Office Your Bill page.
Estimates of additional costs: For the purposes of determining financial aid, UNC follows Colorado Department of Higher Education (CDHE) and federal guidelines to develop an estimated, average Cost of Attendance (budget) for different student classifications. For your personal tuition estimates, we recommend using the program-specific tuition information above. But UNC’s official Cost of Attendance/Student Budgets page can help you identify other estimated expenses for which you may be responsible while completing your program.
Student Resources
Student Services Is Here to Help
Extended Campus is here to help you with registration, billing, financial aid and any other concerns as you complete your program. Email, text or schedule a meeting for support:
Email: kaitlin.mack@unco.edu | Text: 970-373-2812
Email: katie.roberts@unco.edu | Text: 970-373-2708
- Office of Financial Aid
- Office of the Registrar – student records, including registration, course schedules, grades, transcripts, transfers, graduation and more.
- Center for Career Readiness
- Veterans Services
- Disability Resource Center
- Office of Global Engagement (international student support)
- Bursar’s Office – billing and student financial account information including information on Bear Pay (UNC’s monthly payment plan)
- Dean of Students – services including Student Outreach & Support, Student Rights & Responsibilities, Code of Conduct, Title IX, etc.
- UNC Graduate School
Upcoming Courses
Finding Your Textbooks and Materials
To find books for the courses you have registered for, go to Ursa and choose My Textbooks under the Student tab. Materials lists are usually available six weeks before each course begins.
- The UNC Bookstore will have the required materials lists for your classes. You can search for your course sections and order online.
- You can also search for each required item through other online textbook retailers.
Find Your Recommended Schedule of Courses
To see which of the courses below you should take, please visit the program-level course in Canvas and consult the Module: Recommended Schedule of Courses. Identify your schedule based on the term you started the program.
- Newly admitted students: you will be added to the Canvas “course” for this program soon after admission.
- Did you transfer in approved credit? You should have a received an individual Plan of Study after admission. Your plan details your adapted course needs each term.
- Contact the Program Coordinator (see above) with any questions.
Spring 2026
ECLD 592-900 Second Language Acquisition Theory
CRN: 24503
Instructor: Margaret Berg
Location: Online
Dates: Jan 12 – May 8
ECLD 510-900 Practices in ESL/EFL Instruction and Assessment
CRN: 24506
Instructor: Margaret Berg
Location: Online
Dates: Jan 12 – May 8
ECLD 523-900 Academic Language/Literacy Development for Diverse Learners in School Settings
CRN: 24502
Instructor: Jose Garcia-Paine
Location: Online
Dates: Jan 12 – May 8