Educational Forensic Analysis Certification is the first course of study of its kind to offer those interested in learning to analyze the many aspects of education.

 

Certification is completed through distance learning. 

 

There are three levels of EFA certification.  Requirements for each grade level are as follows:

 

EFA1 (Level 1):  Completion of any two EFI certification courses plus transcripts showing completion of an approved associates degree.

 

EFA (Level 2):  Completion of any three EFI certification courses plus transcripts showing successful completion of an approved bachelors degree.

 

EFA3 (Level 3):  Completion of all five EFI certification courses plus transcripts showing successful completion of an approved masters degree.

 

Becoming a Certified Educational Forensic Analyst (EFA) requires successful completion of the following courses:

 

All courses take 8 weeks to complete.

 

EFI Certification Courses:

 

1. Education Law
2. Assessment Methodology
3. Lesson and Unit Plan Design
4. Contemporary Issues in Education
5. Social Construction of the American Education System

 A Certificate of Completion is awarded at the successful completion of each course.

 

A Certification at the appropriate level is awarded at the successful completion of program requirements.

 

Tuition for each course is $300, plus a $200 application and records storage fee.

 

Tuition includes all workbook PDFs, tests, and online support.

 

The application and records fee is to store student records/transcripts.

  

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