Teaching - Secondary

The Master of Teaching (Secondary) will be for university graduates out of non-teaching classes who want to become secondary school teachers (Years 7 to 12). On completion of this level, you are going to obtain a formal qualification which makes you eligible to teach specialised subject matter to students aged 13 to 18 in spiritual, public and individual schools. This level creates high quality teachers using an understanding of diversity in the class room and with strong connections to faculty communities.This program is targeted on building instruction skills through a qualified experience immersion program in your very first semester, along with also regular professional experience periods through the duration of the amount. You'll complete 60 days of professional experience (PEX), including the choice to complete one PEX in a rural or remote region of NSW. Additionally, there are chances to tackle international immersion programs that, whilst not counted like a PEX, even allow you to visit overseas, see schools and develop a understanding of people and cultures. UOW's School of Education was acknowledged as a pioneer in the field of teacher education over Australia. Our reputation rests on the accomplishment of our pupils , our relations with local schools and the diversity of our research. You're going to be supported by means of your teacher prep by our teaching team, Professional Experience Unit and during our training interview application, which prepares one for job.

This degree is recognised and licensed as a federal expert teaching qualification. Students seeking work out NSW or Australia are advised to check with potential employers as well as other teacher registration authorities to get any additional requirements. All students completing a NSW teacher education course has to pass authorized literacy and numeracy tests prior to beginning their ultimate Expert Experience

Teaching is a academically rigorous profession and educators play a critical role within our communities. Strengthening requirements for analyzing instruction amounts is a initiative of the NSW Government to ensure that initial teacher education programs prepare high-income graduate instructors that is able to respond to the requirements of all learners to make a positive influence on student learning. In UOW we all have been committed to ensuring our graduates have the highest standard by setting appropriate entrance criteria and keeping a solid developmental application that encourages teacher education students from diverse backgrounds with diverse experiences, perspectives and skills to become the teachers into their future. The NESA requirements will be evaluated by the School of Education upon use. A legal IELTS is needed if the degree Wasn't completed in English in Australia, New Zealand, United Kingdom, United States, Canada and the Republic of Ireland. Teaching Questionnaire fulfilling the non-academic selection criteria. Students who have studied overseas may be asked to meet additional requirements set by the NSW Education Standards Authority as a way to qualify as teachers from NSW. Please consult with this School of Education for application procedures and course information.