We’ve invited TELP alumni from various cohorts to share their journeys in driving systemic change in education
TELP alumni are transforming education in powerful ways. We are filled with gratitude for the meaningful connections we have made and the incredible community of leaders who have joined us.
Hear from our graduates about how our program has shaped their leadership, expanded their networks, and empowered them to lead meaningful change.
Jon Rever
Director of Instruction and Assistant Superintendent, Central Okanagan | TELP 2015-2016
“Learning at all levels is fundamental to the transformation of complex and diverse public education systems. It requires current and future educational leaders to be connected and engaged locally and globally — this is where TELP comes in.”
Lynne Tomlinson
Assistant Dean, Office of Professional Learning | TELP 2015-2016
“TELP offers a blend of leadership perspectives from researchers, practitioners, and scholars on highly relevant themes for educational leaders. More importantly, the instructors promote a warm and supportive learning environment where all voices are heard and welcomed.”
Heather Androsoff
District Vice Principal, Early Learning and Child Care | TELP 2023-2024
“TELP has helped prepare me to navigate the complexities of our time with humility and compassion, and to lead with purpose and integrity. The program centers Indigenous worldviews and highlights story as a powerful tool for building authentic relationships, considering multiple perspectives, and inspiring positive change.”
Jody Billingsley
Program Manager – Practicum (Secondary), Teacher Education Office, UBC | TELP 2019-2020
“TELP is the catalyst that sent me down my personal journey of decolonizing my mind along the path of Truth and Reconciliation. It equipped me with tools to improve the outcomes for children in my own circle of influence.”
