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ETV LEARN has a fun NEW course this fall: Exploring Naturalists Impacting SC & Beyond! This 20 Renewal Credit course with South Carolina naturalist Rudy Mancke joins our fall lineup of 30+ courses to begin October 4, 2022. The study of naturalists combines history, natural history, art, and science … rolled into one as an interdisciplinary approach, and the course provides enlightening, informative professional development for educators of all subjects and grade levels. PLUS, learning with Rudy is engaging, inspiring and fun! 

Ready to go back to school? As a learner? It can be daunting but ETV LEARN supports you all the way! Educators, we get it, you mostly would prefer to teach a course than take one, so we do our best to make our ETV LEARN courses as convenient and supportive as possible - and still deliver the goods so you're empowered at the end. Whether you're ready to take a course this fall or your dance card is booked until at least spring, know that we're here for you year-round. Fall 2022 Courses:

ETV LEARN is now enrolling for our R2S Instructional Practices course slated to begin Monday, March 14! Other courses are planned for the spring and summer.  R2S Instructional Practices course  RDLA267: Teaching Phonics and Spelling for Beginning and Transitional Readers, Second Edition Planned start dates:

You've been asking...and we're happy to announce we'll be offering R2S courses in 2022! ETV Education is pleased to announce we'll be offering at least two Read to Succeed (R2S) courses beginning soon in 2022. These courses had previously been offered by ETV in conjunction with PBS under our TeacherLine Southeast program. While that program is no longer in operation, we're pleased to announce we are now able to offer the courses ourselves through our ETV LEARN program. Bonus: We're able to offer the courses for a lower price than previously!

Storyteller & historian Brian Ellis to perform historical reenactment at Bishop HIll