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Graduate Teaching Development Program (GTDP)

The Graduate Teaching Development Program provides registered graduate students with an opportunity to enhance their teaching skills, to develop a teaching dossier, and earn up to two teaching certificates in higher education.

  • The program is FREE for all registered Toronto Metropolitan graduate students. 
  • Take up to two free 6-week courses in Learning and Teaching in Higher Education that will appear on your transcript.
  • Flexible completion schedule that can fit within the requirements of your graduate program. You can complete as much or as little of the program as you want. 
  • Upon successful completion of each level of the program, you will receive a certificate from the Centre for Excellence in Learning and Teaching, and a digital badge that can be added to your LinkedIn profile. 

GTDP Registration Portal

Participants interested in GTDP must register via the GTDP Portal. The App allows participants to track, sign up (e.g., into CILT100, CILT105, ISW), and get communications via the portal as they progress in the different Levels.

When logging into the Graduate Teaching Development Program, the user will be created in the system and their status will be set to “Pending GTDP Application”.

They will be directed to the registration page where they will be required to fill out their current year of study, their Faculty and the Department they plan to be working in.

They may also optionally upload a profile photo and note any accessibility needs.

A view of the profile dashboard on the GTDP app

Frequently Asked Questions

Yes. You can register for CILT 100 during any semester that is convenient for you, and you can begin your workshop hours as soon as you like.

Yes.

Yes, you may enroll into Apprenticeship, POT, or ISW during CILT105 or before a semester in which you intend to take CILT105. Note: portal may not have up to date information, so consult taga@torontomu.ca for any questions/information about your progress in GTDP.

Contact 

taga@torontomu.ca