Our asynchronous courses are designed for self-paced learning. The Introduction to The Collins Writing Program course gives learners six hours of course content and associated resources. Facilitated by Dr. John Collins, the course provides an overview of The Collins Writing Program and its application in any classroom.

We also offer a video coaching series to accompany Writing Roadmap by Kristine Gibson.

The courses are created and hosted by Central Intermediate Unit 10. Located in Pennsylvania, CIU 10 serves schools in Centre, Clearfield, and Clinton Counties.

Pennsylvania teachers receive 6 hours of Act 48 credit  upon completing Introduction to the Collins Writing Program by CIU 10.

Act 48 hours are not available for other offerings, including Writing Roadmap.

The information below pertains only to the Introduction to the Collins Writing Program course. Other offerings are individually priced and do not currently have bulk discounts or enrollments.

Introduction to the Collins Writing Program Pricing Tiers

Choose the pricing model that works best for your school or district. The single user option is great for individuals looking to learn more about The Collins Writing Program.

Single User	Up to 25 Users	Up to 100 Users	Up to 150 Users	Up to 250 Users	Up to 500 Users	Over 500 Users
Price	$100	$2,250	$2,500	$3,000	$3,750	$5,000	Contact Us*
Maximum Users	1	25	100	150	250	500	501+
Access to Course Materials	90 days	Aug. 1 — May 31	Aug. 1 — May 31	Aug. 1 — May 31	Aug. 1 — May 31	Aug. 1 — May 31	Aug. 1 — May 31
Digital Badge
Act 48 Hours for PA Teachers	6	6	6	6	6	6	6
Easy Cohort Enrollment

Single User: Perfect for those who are looking to implement the Collins Writing Program in a single classroom.

Multiple User Licenses: These pricing tiers offer flexible models that fit buildings and districts of all sizes. Choose the tier that works best for your organization. Purchase in bulk and save!

Need more than 500 users? Contact us for options.

Introduction to The Collins Writing Program — 500 Users

$5,000.00

Description

This license allows access for up to 500 learners. Contact us if your school exceeds that limit.

This course provides an overview of the Collins Writing Program. The asynchronous sessions are facilitated by Dr. John Collins, the creator of the Collins Writing Program.

The course has six modules:

1. Overview of the Five Types of Writing, With a Focus on Type One
2. Improve Student Retention and Understanding of Content With Type Two Writing
3. Types Three, Four, and Five Writing: Focus on Selecting Critical Writing Skills
4. Teaching Critical Writing Skills to Mastery and Making Peer Editing Work
5. Help Students to Retain and Use Critical Content Vocabulary
6. Integrating the Five Types of Writing

Each module is approximately one-hour in length. Course materials are provided as resources.

Pennsylvania teachers earn six (6) hours of Act 48 credit, awarded by Central Intermediate Unit 10.

Introduction to The Collins Writing Program — 250 Users

$3,750.00

Description

250 User License

This course provides an overview of the Collins Writing Program. The asynchronous sessions are facilitated by Dr. John Collins, the creator of the Collins Writing Program.

The course has six modules:

1. Overview of the Five Types of Writing, With a Focus on Type One
2. Improve Student Retention and Understanding of Content With Type Two Writing
3. Types Three, Four, and Five Writing: Focus on Selecting Critical Writing Skills
4. Teaching Critical Writing Skills to Mastery and Making Peer Editing Work
5. Help Students to Retain and Use Critical Content Vocabulary
6. Integrating the Five Types of Writing

Each module is approximately one-hour in length. Course materials are provided as resources.

Pennsylvania teachers earn six (6) hours of Act 48 credit, awarded by Central Intermediate Unit 10.

Introduction to The Collins Writing Program — 150 Users

$3,000.00

Description

150 User License

This course provides an overview of the Collins Writing Program. The asynchronous sessions are facilitated by Dr. John Collins, the creator of the Collins Writing Program.

The course has six modules:

1. Overview of the Five Types of Writing, With a Focus on Type One
2. Improve Student Retention and Understanding of Content With Type Two Writing
3. Types Three, Four, and Five Writing: Focus on Selecting Critical Writing Skills
4. Teaching Critical Writing Skills to Mastery and Making Peer Editing Work
5. Help Students to Retain and Use Critical Content Vocabulary
6. Integrating the Five Types of Writing

Each module is approximately one-hour in length. Course materials are provided as resources.

Pennsylvania teachers earn six (6) hours of Act 48 credit, awarded by Central Intermediate Unit 10.

Introduction to The Collins Writing Program — 100 Users

$2,500.00

SKU: ICWP100

Description

100 User License

This course provides an overview of the Collins Writing Program. The asynchronous sessions are facilitated by Dr. John Collins, the creator of the Collins Writing Program.

The course has six modules:

1. Overview of the Five Types of Writing, With a Focus on Type One
2. Improve Student Retention and Understanding of Content With Type Two Writing
3. Types Three, Four, and Five Writing: Focus on Selecting Critical Writing Skills
4. Teaching Critical Writing Skills to Mastery and Making Peer Editing Work
5. Help Students to Retain and Use Critical Content Vocabulary
6. Integrating the Five Types of Writing

Each module is approximately one-hour in length. Course materials are provided as resources.

Pennsylvania teachers earn six (6) hours of Act 48 credit, awarded by Central Intermediate Unit 10.

Introduction to The Collins Writing Program — 25 Users

$2,250.00

SKU: ICWP25

Description

25 User License

This course provides an overview of the Collins Writing Program. The asynchronous sessions are facilitated by Dr. John Collins, the creator of the Collins Writing Program.

The course has six modules:

1. Overview of the Five Types of Writing, With a Focus on Type One
2. Improve Student Retention and Understanding of Content With Type Two Writing
3. Types Three, Four, and Five Writing: Focus on Selecting Critical Writing Skills
4. Teaching Critical Writing Skills to Mastery and Making Peer Editing Work
5. Help Students to Retain and Use Critical Content Vocabulary
6. Integrating the Five Types of Writing

Each module is approximately one-hour in length. Course materials are provided as resources.

Pennsylvania teachers earn six (6) hours of Act 48 credit, awarded by Central Intermediate Unit 10.

Introduction to The Collins Writing Program — Single User License

$100.00

SKU: ICWP1

Description

IMPORTANT: You must complete the course within 90 days of receiving your enrollment notification.

This course provides an overview of the Collins Writing Program. The asynchronous sessions are facilitated by Dr. John Collins, the creator of the Collins Writing Program.

The course has six modules:

1. Overview of the Five Types of Writing, With a Focus on Type One
2. Improve Student Retention and Understanding of Content With Type Two Writing
3. Types Three, Four, and Five Writing: Focus on Selecting Critical Writing Skills
4. Teaching Critical Writing Skills to Mastery and Making Peer Editing Work
5. Help Students to Retain and Use Critical Content Vocabulary
6. Integrating the Five Types of Writing

Each module is approximately one-hour in length. Course materials are provided as resources.

Pennsylvania teachers earn six (6) hours of Act 48 credit, awarded by Central Intermediate Unit 10.

IMPORTANT: You must complete the course within 90 days of receiving your enrollment notification.

$75.00