Bachelor Of Education (secondary Teaching) (weds01) in Charles Darwin University, Australia

Bachelor Of Education (secondary Teaching) (weds01) in Charles Darwin University

This course is accredited by the University in accordance with the Higher Education Standards.

About the Course

If you are a good communicator, love having fun with children and are passionate about sharing a love of learning - then this is the course for you! As a secondary school teacher, you are responsible for educating and guiding students as they prepare for the real world.

This course focuses on the skills and knowledge needed to teach in high schools in line with the Australian National Curriculum. It meets both the national and local need for teachers committed to improving educational outcomes for all children and young adults. It emphasizes:

Indigenous perspectives

The school curriculum

Contemporary approaches to issues in education such as inclusivity

Child and adolescent development

Promoting positive behavior

Improving the teaching-learning relationship in the classroom

Raising awareness of issues surrounding indigenous education and developing an informed, evidence-based approach to learning and teaching in secondary school settings.

You will have a choice to specialize in a variety of secondary teaching areas including:

Mathematics

Music

Health and physical education

Science

Humanities

Visual arts

Digital technology

Languages

Indigenous knowledge’s etc

The coursework is a mixture of discipline-specific curriculum and pedagogical studies, general education studies and professional experience.

Course Structure

A candidate must successfully complete units totaling 320 credit points (cp), including 2 common units, 10 core units, and 18 specialist electives units.

Within the specialist electives, students select a first teaching area (major) (totaling 110 credit points - with exception of Health and Physical Education) and second teaching area (minor) (totaling 60 credit points) from the following areas:

Biology; Chemistry; Chinese; English; Environmental Science; Geography; Greek; Health and Physical Education; History; Indigenous Knowledge; Indigenous Languages; Indonesian; Information Technology; Legal Studies; Mathematics; Music; or Visual Arts.

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Post Study Work Permit in Australia	2 Year after graduation depending on the course.
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