Postgraduate Diploma in Education
The Postgraduate Diploma in Education (PGDE) at Uganda Pentecostal University (UPU) is a one-year weekend programme designed to provide professional pedagogical training for graduates from any academic background who wish to join or advance in the education profession. This qualification builds on a first degree by equipping students with essential teaching skills, curriculum design expertise, educational psychology understanding, and classroom management techniques - preparing them to deliver high-quality instruction and leadership in schools and other learning environments. At UPU, the programme responds to local and national needs for well-qualified educators, contributing to improved educational outcomes and support for Sustainable Development Goal 4 (quality education).
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Credential: Postgraduate Diploma
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Duration: One Year
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Mode of Delivery: Weekend Classes; on Campus
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Language of Delivery: English
To be admitted into UPU’s Postgraduate Diploma in Education, applicants are generally expected to meet the following criteria:
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A Bachelor’s degree (any field) from a recognised university or its equivalent.
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Applicants without an educational background are welcome - this diploma provides the foundational pedagogical training needed for teaching.
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Submission of official academic transcripts and application documents through the UPU admissions process.
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The programme’s weekend delivery makes it accessible for working professionals seeking to enhance their teaching credentials without leaving employment.
