Coordinator certification
School Restorative Practice Coordinator Certification
A 40-clock-hour blended program for the person, or team, who will support restorative practices in a school. Eight self-paced online modules, coaching support throughout, and a final assessment.
Who it is for
For the people who help colleagues do this well.
Deans, counselors, behavior specialists, assistant principals, teacher leaders, and restorative practices leads who are responsible for helping colleagues use restorative practices well. It may be taken before, during, or after a Four-Zone implementation.
A course for every role
- Issuer
- SRPC Training™, an IACET Accredited Provider
- Length
- 40 clock hours, blended
- Format
- Eight self-paced online modules with coaching support
- Final assessment
- 100 questions, with a passing score of 80%
- What it prepares you to do
- Support the implementation of restorative practices in your own school
- Documentation provided
- Course syllabus and a reimbursement verification letter for employer tuition reimbursement
The eight modules
What you will be able to do.
Mastering MTSS and Restorative Action Plans
Develop an actionable plan and align restorative strategies with school objectives.
Exploring Social Contexts in Education
Analyze how social context shapes school culture and apply strategies that strengthen it.
Effective Strategies for Working with Students Restoratively
Use restorative approaches that promote positive behavior and a supportive learning environment.
Conflict Resolution Techniques in Education
Apply restorative conflict resolution strategies.
Developing Social Intelligence in Educational Settings
Practice empathy and active listening, and read student behavior more accurately.
Innovative Problem Solving with Restorative Practices
Use restorative problem-solving methods that involve students.
Implementing Restorative Classrooms and Circles
Set up and run restorative circles and proactive classroom routines.
Comprehensive Review
Consolidate the course and prepare for the final assessment.
Coordinator or Trainer?
Different roles, different preparation.
A Coordinator supports implementation in their own setting. A Trainer teaches and coaches other adults. If you need people who can train your staff, see Train-the-Trainer certification on the Schools & Districts page.