CAPE is for: -Physical Education Teachers (TK-12) -Grade School Sport Coaches -After School Program Coordinators -Athletic Directors

2026: July 12th - 18th 2027: July 11th - 17th 2028: July 16th-22nd

Participants have the options of purchasing 1-7 Continuing Education Units. One CEU = 10 contact hours of participation in organized continuing education/training experience under responsible, qualified direction and instruction. Continuing Education Units (CEUs) are based on the number of sixty-minute contact hours for a course or program. (Example: If a course or program meets ten contact hours, one CEU will be awarded.) To receive CEUs, a participant must be present for the entire course or program. Earned CEUs may be useful in maintaining certification or licensure. They may also document continuing professional education for an employer, association, or credentialing agency. School districts convert CEU's however they need to. Check your contract and/or your district's policy on CEUs before registering. Our experience is that different district's handle CEUs differently. Some do not accept them at all, some give full credit for them, and some treat the CEUs like quarter units, and give you credit for 2/3 of the CEUs you earn. For example, 8 CEUs would equal 5 1/3 units on your salary schedule. Please check beforehand. SJSU maintains a record of the CEUs participants have earned through programs and courses approved for CEUs. CEUs will not be awarded retroactively. Registration for CEUs must occur at the time of the program. CEUs are for non-credit courses or programs. They cannot be converted to quarter or semester hour credit and they cannot be applied to degree programs.

Processing time for a Professional Development/CEU Transcript is approximately 2-4 weeks; however, due to seasonal demand, there may be an increased wait during the months of July-September.

The Workshop provides you with the opportunity to participate in a variety of activities to increase your effectiveness as teachers, coaches, and coordinators of physical education, after school sports, and dance. The primary function of each class is to review successful instructional methods and to present new and different approaches to teaching based on the latest research from trusted experts. There will be many new opportunities for stimulating discussions and sharing of ideas with instructors and participants alike. Participants of the Workshop are teachers and coaches, from elementary through university level, interested in individual and professional advancement in physical education and related areas.