Earn a STEM Coordinator Certification
Build a Culture of STEM in Your School
Ground-Breaking Certification for K-12 Educators
Essential Elements for a Successful STEM Program!
A strong STEM program needs more than tools, projects, or one enthusiastic teacher. It needs a trained leader who can build the system.
Participants develop the vision, curriculum alignment, teacher support structures, technology planning, budget strategy, funding approach, and portfolio artifacts needed to move STEM from scattered activity to coherent program design.
*Approx. 40 Hours of Guided Learning Time
Two (2) Lab Days, held on consecutive days
Ten (10) Asynchronous eLearning Modules
Four (4) PLC Meetings
Portfolio Submission
How Can We Get Started?
Strong STEM programs don’t start with a box of supplies. They begin with leaders who possess the skills and tools necessary to establish a sustainable culture of STEM. The STEM Coordinator Certification Program prepares leaders to design, implement, and sustain innovative, inquiry-based STEM programs that connect curriculum, instruction, and real-world learning.
What Should We Expect?
Each Participant Also Receives:
1 x Photon Coding Robot
1 x Engino Engineering Design Kit
Areas of Focus
STEM Leadership Mastery
Understand the responsibilities of a STEM coordinator and how to lead STEM initiatives with confidence.
PLC Leadership
Experience and practice leading Professional Learning Communities to support teachers in STEM implementation.
Scenario-Based Practice
Work through authentic challenges coordinators face to build practical problem-solving skills.
STEM Program & Project Analysis
Learn how to evaluate STEM initiatives and provide targeted support across grade levels and content areas.
Vision Development
Create a personalized STEM vision that defines clear, achievable goals for your school or district.
Supporting Your Program
Financial support on how to budget and apply for grants.
Upcoming Certification Cohorts
Click on a cohort for details and registration link.
Hosted & Partnered with:
University of North Florida
Hosted & Partnered with:
University of North Florida
Interested in Hosting a Cohort?
Contact us to learn how to get started and customize a cohort for your community. Email info@eduscape.com
Required Investment
$1,295
Entitlement funds accepted, contact us for details. Must be prepaid to begin the program.
Testimonials
Educator
“Throughout the course of my education in various careers, I have done many certification courses. By the end, I always have gained knowledge, and often skills, but many courses lack implementation. Once I have passed all the requirements, often I am left wondering, “what next?”. In completing this course, I have gained knowledge and skills but also have created a custom plan for my school. I have concrete and customized takeaways that I am already using successfully. Not only do I know exactly what is next, but I am confident that I can do it!”
Educator
"The program's greatest strength was the requirement to create a full suite of strategic plans. I developed a Program Accessibility Plan, a Professional Development Plan, a Comprehensive Plan for Implementing PLCs, and a Communication Plan. These were not abstract assignments; they were living documents designed to be immediately implementable. By creating these plans, I gained practical experience in needs assessment, goal setting, resource allocation, and program evaluation. I now have a clear roadmap for this school year and beyond, which will allow me to hit the ground running and make an immediate impact."
STEM Certification Cohort FAQs
The goal of the SCC Program is to train leaders who can develop a culture of STEM through integrated, hands-on, inquiry-based learning in their educational institution, district, and community.
Two Lab Days, held on consecutive days (12 hours total)
Ten Asynchronous eLearning Modules (~2 hours per module)
Four Coaching Sessions (PLCs) (1 hour per session)
Portfolio Submission (~2 hours)
Approximate Total Time Commitment: 40 Hours
The registration fees are $1,295 per person, paid via Purchase Order. The participant’s seat is not held in the cohort until a Purchase Order is received. Registration fees must be paid before the Cohort Start Date. If applicable, please check with your district’s entitlement funds to ensure compliance.
Yes, a certificate and virtual badge will be issued upon completing a passing portfolio.
The two-day lab is only offered in person. Attendance is mandatory on both dates to receive certification.
There are no refunds if you are unable to attend both days. However, you will have the one-time option to transfer your registration to a new cohort within one year from your originally scheduled Cohort Start Date.
You are allowed one additional attempt within 90 days from your original portfolio submission to improve your grade and pass. There is no fee for resubmission within 90 days.
This would have to be worked out between the school and the staff member.
The program helps participants understand STEM programming from a systems level, how to effectively and holistically integrate and assess STEM practices, plan professional learning aligned to educators’ needs, and create vibrant professional learning communities to sustain STEM integration.
Register directly on the Eduscape Website:
For large-group registrations, contact certifications@eduscape.com.
You can pay by check, ACH or PO.
Yes, participants will receive:
- One (1) Photon Coding Robot
- One (1) Engino STEM Mechanics Kit: Levers and Linkages
You will be assessed on the following:
- Attendance on both days of the Two-Day Lab
- Completion of all coursework in Modules 1-9 with a passing grade
- Final Portfolio Submission with a grade of at least 80%
If you choose to switch to another cohort, you are allowed a one-time option to switch cohorts as long as the lab has not occurred yet.
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