Eddie Aprile
Aprile is a technology and education professional with experience in language instruction, project management, and academic administration. Based in the United States, he has taught English as a Second Language (ESL), Spanish, and computer systems across secondary and higher education institutions, integrating technical methodologies into diverse learning environments.
Academic Background and Teaching Credentials
Since the 2023-2024 academic year, Aprile has served as a Spanish teacher at Bourgarde Catholic High School, Arizona. Concurrently, he serves as bilingual faculty at the University of Phoenix, lecturing on leadership, organizational management, and strategic planning. Previously, between 2013 and 2021, he was part of the faculty at Mesa Community College in technical areas.
He holds current certifications from the Arizona Department of Education (ADE) valid through October 2026, including:
- Secondary Education (grades 6-12).
- Career and Technical Education (Business and Marketing).
- Adult Education.
- Bilingual and ESL (SEI) Endorsement.
Throughout his career, he has instructed a student population exceeding 2,100 individuals across in-person, hybrid, and virtual modalities.
Academic Qualifications
Aprile earned a Master of Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages (MTESOL) from Arizona State University, as well as master’s degrees in Business Administration and Computer Information Systems. He also holds a post-baccalaureate certificate in secondary education. Currently, he is completing a Master’s in Spanish Language and Literature at the University of Texas Permian Basin, with 18 out of 30 credits completed.
He also holds a 120-hour TESOL certification and has passed the AEPA/NES Spanish subject knowledge exam. He is in the process of being certified by the ADE as a Spanish teacher.
He is an Advanced Certified Facilitator at the University of Phoenix
Professional Experience
In the corporate sector, his activity has focused on optimizing technological processes and managing infrastructure projects. His methodological approach combines technical resource management with the implementation of information systems, aimed at operational improvement within organizations across various sectors, both in domestic and international markets.
Within the educational sector, he holds the rank of Advanced Certified Adjunct Faculty at the University of Phoenix. In this role, he performs academic mentoring and curriculum development, participating in the training of undergraduate and graduate students in areas related to business management and the integration of applied technological tools.
Affiliations and Recognition
Aprile maintains active memberships in the Project Management Institute and the Congressional Hispanic Leadership Institute. Additionally, he is a certified facilitator by the University of Phoenix in management and leadership areas. He has completed specialized training programs in regional leadership development through the Hispanic Leadership Institute.
Community College Teaching
His trajectory in the community college system includes teaching business administration and computerized information systems. He has been a member of the faculties of Maricopa Community Colleges, including institutions such as Mesa Community College and Rio Salado College, where he has served as an adjunct instructor.
