Course catalogue

Start learning now

Our courses empower educators and leaders to integrate Islamic educational theory, values, and the latest research into their practice. Each course is designed to be practical, reflective, and rooted in Islamic tradition, helping teachers nurture character (shakhṣiyah), dialogue, and deep learning in their classrooms.

Browse our course catalogue, choose the one that best meets your needs, and start learning today.

Different types of courses

Self-Paced Courses

Our courses can be taken as self-paced as they are asynchronous. This means that you can work through them at any time that suits you. Each Course is divided into six sections or ‘weeks’ with each ‘week’ taking 2 to 3 hours to complete. As the course is self-paced, you do not need to meet any weekly targets but this structure may help you stay on track. In each ‘week’ you are given a reflective template to record your thoughts, tasks and progress. You are prompted to: 

  • Watch pre-recorded videos 
  • Read some core materials 
  • Do some reflective tasks
  • Discuss, using prompts on a dedicated discussion forum


Facilitator Supported Courses

We have found that educators benefit from taking the courses as a group, with a facilitator to support their learning. Your school or school networks may wish to do this.

The final piece of work you submit is a reflective report or an inquiry report depending on the course. If you submit a report that meets our criteria, you will be issued a certificate of completion. *This certificate is NOT from the University of Cambridge. It is issued by IELC.

We regularly run courses that you can register for on our website. Interested in a course tailored just for your school? Get in touch with us at ielc@isfnet.org.uk.

Awe & Wonder Series

Are you interested in learning how to nurture awe and wonder in your learners? If so, this series is for you! Working across subject areas from science to art, we have developed this series to help educators reconnect their learners to Islamic heritage while also awakening their curiosity and love for Allah (swt) through knowledge of His creation. 

Each course lasts for six weeks. The final piece of work you submit is a reflective report or an inquiry report depending on the course. If you submit a report that meets our criteria, you will be issued a certificate of completion. *This certificate is NOT from the University of Cambridge. It is issued by IELC.

For the first run of each course, we do not charge for the certificate of completion.

Learning programs

Courses

Created with