Secondary Education

The job of Secondary Education is really a contemporary degree which combines a solid theoretical framework with tons of practical teaching experience in the class room. Moreover, you have the freedom to choose two teaching areas that you want to get licensed to show at Years 7 to 12. In addition to forcing one to show in secondary schools across NSW, this four-year degree offers the chance to develop an expertise in subjects like English, math, history, drama, business studies (including economics and commerce ), Studies of Religion and Catholic Religious Education.

The job of Secondary Instruction program is fully licensed by the NSW Education Standards Authority (NESA), allowing you to teach at government, Catholic and independent schools around New South Wales. In addition, you will soon probably likely be approved to show the Board of Studies secondary curriculum from Years 7 to 12 from both areas you choose.

• Attorney with recent Secondary Instruction: Choice 1 - HSC performance Band results which include 3 x Band 5 results, with one of these Band 5 results being in English
• Choice 2 - HSC performance Circle Outcomes with a Circle 4 in English, at minimum average of Bands 4s along with a complete minimum common HSC markers of 75 percent in HSC Category A Courses (or Inter State equivalent). Applicants should be eligible for an ATAR or even OP. Under this method students must pass all courses (units) in their initial year before proceeding to next year
• Minimum International Baccalaureate (IB) score of 24. Applicants with Degree Study. Additional University Studies performed at undergraduate degree or even higher. A minimum number of successfully completed areas
• Or Powerful conclusion of the Notre-dame Tertiary Pathway Program or another Enabling Program at a level deemed adequate by the University. Applicants who have successfully completed issues at the other University, which can be related to the selected program of study, may be eligible for Advanced Standing. Applicants with Vocational Education and Training (VET) study. Completed AQF Diploma or higher in a related subject, by a licensed provider like TAFE or even a Registered Training Organisation (RTO).