Learn on the job
Just because you’ve graduated and have a job, doesn't mean it’s time to stop learning. As educators well know, you never stop learning. In fact, it’s important to continue a lifelong habit of learning, to stay on top of the curve. Concordia offers many opportunities to continue your education.
The Center for Community Learning and Leadership is committed to delivering high-quality and affordable professional development programs aimed at enhancing the growth prospects and enrichment of both educators and institutions, individually and collectively.
Our initiatives
Academic community partnership
At Concordia, our Academic Community Partnership team provides you with personalized professional development opportunities for growth and training purposes. We work with districts all over the state and participate in local and national conferences to stay current and provide organizations with the most up-to-date professional development opportunities. Learn more about our academic partnerships here.
Our services
Lutheran Educator Development
The LED Project is designed to be a professional and spiritual development program for Lutheran schools who want to teach and train their non-LCMS faculty and staff members the doctrine, heritage, and Christ-centered, educational practices of the LCMS. Click here to learn more.
- Book studies (online or in-person)
- Professional development sessions
- Focused training
- Consulting
- Train the trainer sessions
- Standards and curriculum implementation
Scholarships
If you are an employee of any qualifying Christian school or church you may qualify for one of these scholarships. Click here to learn more about our Uncommon Scholarship opportunities.
If you are an employee of one of our Preferred Education Partner schools or districts you may qualify for one of these scholarships. Click here to learn more about our Uncommon Scholarship opportunities.