Supervisory Education (SE)

CPEI Education

Supervisory Education (SE)

Supervisory Education is advanced clinical pastoral education for qualified chaplains and spiritual care professionals preparing to teach, supervise, mentor, and form future CPE students.

Program Overview

Advanced formation for supervision, teaching, and leadership

Supervisory Education is an advanced level of Clinical Pastoral Education designed for individuals who are called to teach, mentor, supervise, and develop future chaplains and spiritual care providers.

Students engage in a structured process of learning how to facilitate group learning, provide clinical supervision, evaluate student development, and integrate theory, theology, reflective practice, and educational leadership.

Program Structure

Certificate: SEC 600-900

Length: Four courses/units

Hours: 400 hours per course; 1,600 total program hours

Focus: Supervision, teaching, facilitation, evaluation, and leadership

Supervisory education overview

Advanced Training

What is Supervisory Education?

Supervisory Education prepares qualified professionals to become educators and supervisors in clinical pastoral education. Students learn to guide others through reflective practice, clinical learning, pastoral formation, and professional development.

The program supports growth in supervision theory, teaching practice, group facilitation, theological reflection, evaluation, ethics, leadership, and the development of a personal model of supervision.

Who should consider supervisory education

Who SE Serves

Who should consider SE?

Supervisory Education is designed for experienced chaplains and spiritual care professionals who are ready to move into teaching, supervision, mentoring, and educational leadership.

  • Board Certified Chaplains seeking to advance into educator or leadership roles
  • Experienced CPE graduates who have completed substantial CPE training
  • Professionals with graduate theological, spiritual care, or related education
  • Chaplains interested in shaping and mentoring future practitioners
Supervisor educators gathered for professional formation

Professional Growth

Why become a Supervisor-Educator?

Becoming a Supervisor-Educator expands both professional impact and vocational opportunity. Supervisor-Educators help prepare the next generation of chaplains and spiritual care providers while strengthening educational programs and clinical learning communities.

  • Leadership: Move into educator, faculty, program, and supervisory roles
  • Formation: Support the growth of future chaplains and spiritual care providers
  • Professional Influence: Shape learning communities and educational standards
  • Personal Growth: Deepen reflective, supervisory, and teaching practice

What Students Develop

Supervisory Education helps students build the knowledge, practice, and reflective capacity needed to supervise, teach, evaluate, and lead in clinical pastoral education.

Supervision

Supervisory Practice

Students develop skill in guiding CPE students through reflection, integration, feedback, evaluation, and clinical learning.

Teaching

Educational Leadership

Students learn to facilitate groups, design learning experiences, support adult learners, and lead educational processes.

Formation

Supervision Model

Students develop and articulate a supervision philosophy grounded in theory, theology, identity, ethics, and practice.

Evaluation

Assessment and Feedback

Students strengthen their ability to evaluate learning, provide constructive feedback, document progress, and support accountability.

Supervisory education outcomes and professional development

Program Outcomes

What you will gain

Students in Supervisory Education develop advanced competence in supervision, education, leadership, and reflective practice. The program prepares students to support CPE learners, contribute to program development, and pursue credentialing as a Supervisor-Educator.

  • Competence in supervising CPE students
  • Advanced group facilitation and teaching skills
  • Ability to design and support CPE learning processes
  • A developed supervision philosophy and model
  • Preparation for supervisor-educator credentialing

Ready to take the next step?

Learn how CPEI Supervisory Education works, review the application process, or contact CPEI for help identifying the right educational pathway.

 
 
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