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Africa - Johannesburg, South Africa
Johannesburg, South AfricaJohannesburg is a culturally diverse city that serves as The New Republic of South Africa's commercial hub. It offers more than 2,000 restaurants, world-class shopping, a lively nightlife of varied entertainment options, and limitless opportunities to enjoy the talents and crafts of traditional and contemporary African artists and musicians.
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The American International School of JohannesburgClasses will be held at The American International School of
Johannesburg (AISJ), which is located in a suburban area outside
of the city. A library/media center, computer lab including Internet
access, and transportation services via AISJ school vans will
be available to The College of New Jersey students at an additional
cost. The mailing address of the school is: HousingPlease contact Gisele Thijs ( gthijs@aisj-jhb.com ) or fax: 21-11-467-1121), the On-Site Coordinator at The American International School of Johannesburg (AISJ), for housing arrangements. AISJ offers on-site dormitory facilities for students. Each dormitory is equipped with a lounge, kitchen, and laundry room. However, dormitory facilities are limited. Students who plan to have family members accompany them should make other arrangements for their quests. Hotel and bed & breakfast accommodations off the campus are also available. ClassesThe College of New Jersey offers an integrative educational experience at The American International School of Johannesburg (AISJ). In Johannesburg, a post-bachelor certification program in elementary or secondary education and/or a Master of Education are available. The certification program, which can be completed in two summers, is embedded within the master’s program. We also offer courses counting towards principal certification for students who already have a master's degree. Course work is offered in curricular blocks scheduled from 8:30 to 11:30 a.m. and 1 to 4 p.m. during an intensive three-week session. Participation in several evening and/or Saturday morning seminars, research forums, and community-based activities will be required. CoursesThe integrative educational design of this program requires students to experience and examine education in a holistic fashion. To maximize the educational experience we strongly encourage students to enroll for all of the courses in a curricular block during the annual three-week summer session in Johannesburg, South Africa .
We recognize, however, that some students may wish to enroll in only one or two courses within a given curricular block or wish to take courses across curricular blocks. We will do our best to accommodate students' needs for this flexibility whenever possible. *Requirements for a N.J. Certificate of Qualification in Elementary or Secondary Education have been met upon successful completion of Curricular Block A, Intersession I., and Curricular Block B. However U.S. citizens must also pass the required PRAXIS exams as specified by the N.J. State Department of Education.** Students who successfully complete all requirements of Curricular Blocks A, B, & C, Intersession I, and the comprehensive exam will earn a Masters Degree plus teacher certification. Contact Information: Dr. Brenda Leake; Academic Advisor. ph. 001-609-771-2219. email. bleake@tcnj.edu
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