Illumination by Modern Campus

When it comes to serving adult learners, Professional Continuing Education (PCE) is the gateway to getting these learners in the door. To best serve these learners, institutions have to look at their current model to see whether a centralized or decentralized model is best for them. 

On this episode, Michelle Fach, Director of Open Learning and Educational Support at the University of Guelph, talks about Professional Continuing Education models and the role they play in serving non-traditional learners. 

For decades, Professional Continuing Education (PCE) divisions have been serving non-traditional audiences. As the majority of learners shift to this demographic, it’s critical for PCE to lead their institution in reshaping their infrastructure to meet the new learner needs.

On this episode,  Eric Bullard, Dean of Continuing Education and Extension at UCLA, talks about the key role PCE divisions play in driving innovation for the institution.