Master of Teaching - Secondary
Christian Heritage College
Type of institution: Higher Education Institutions
Level: Postgraduate
CRICOS: 01016F
This program provides foundational understandings of the Secondary school contexts (Years 7-12) in state, Catholic and independent schools, with a particular emphasis on teaching from a Christian perspective. The course equips students with effective teaching and learning strategies to apply their knowledge, expertise and experience to engage the adolescent learner. Students are equipped to integrate Christian worldview perspectives into their teaching.
Structure
- 160 credit points
- field placement in each semester.
Subjects
- Biblical Worldview and Education
- Philosophy of Teaching for Learning
- Literacy and Numeracy across the Curriculum
- Digital Literacies
- Educating Young Adolescents in Junior Secondary (7-10)
- Educating Young Adolescents in Senior Secondary (11-12)
- The Nature of the Learner
- Curriculum, Assessment and Reporting
- plus more
Standard entry requirements
Completion of a three-year bachelor degree or equivalent (minimum GPA 4.0) in a field other than education that includes at least a major study in one teaching area and, preferably, a second teaching area comprising at least a minor study. Personal statement addressing interest in teaching and children/young people, and involvement in personal learning and leadership activities. English language proficiency requirements apply.
