Bachelor of Arts - Adult Education

Graduates of the Bachelor of Arts in Adult Education at UFV are equipped to pursue a variety of roles in teaching, training, and leadership within adult education and community settings. The program focuses on developing skills in instructional design, facilitation, and adult learning theory, preparing students for a wide range of career opportunities, including:

• Adult Educator: Teach adult learners in various settings such as community colleges, vocational schools, or continuing education programs.
• Corporate Trainer: Design and deliver professional development and training programs in corporate or organizational environments.
• Program Coordinator: Manage and coordinate educational programs in non-profits, community organizations, or government agencies.
• Instructional Designer: Develop curricula and learning materials for adult learners, including online and blended learning environments.
• Workplace Learning Specialist: Implement training and development programs in workplace settings, helping employees improve their skills and knowledge.
• Human Resources Development: Focus on employee development, training, and career advancement programs within organizations.
• Community Educator: Facilitate learning programs in community centers, non-profit organizations, or public service agencies, addressing adult learners' diverse needs.
• Career and Employment Counselor: Assist adults in navigating career transitions, enhancing job search skills, and pursuing further education or training.
• Educational Consultant: Provide advice and support to organizations looking to improve or implement adult education programs.
• Learning and Development Manager: Oversee the training and development strategy within businesses or educational institutions to enhance workforce skills.

This degree also offers a pathway to further education, including graduate studies in adult education, leadership, or educational administration. Graduates are well-prepared to take on leadership roles in education, training, and organizational development.