Graduate Diploma of Teaching (Primary)
Prepares graduates
from other disciplines to be eligible for registration and employment as teachers in
primary schools.
This innovative course aims to produce teachers who are classroom ready.
It builds strongly on partnerships with local Australian schools to achieve an
ideal balance between school-based and University-based teaching and learning.
The November intake means you complete your qualification earlier than
traditional courses, in time to apply for teaching positions in other countries.
Course summary-E665
Master of Teaching
The Master of Teaching provides the flexibility of allowing students to gain a teaching qualification in Early Childhood, Primary or Secondary Teaching.
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Graduate Diploma of Education (Applied Learning)
Prepares teachers and other
educators to work with young people in secondary schools, TAFE and Adult and
Community Education (ACE) agencies where the challenge is to adequately provide
young people with knowledge, skills and values for a range of further study and
employment pathways.
This course responds to the rapid changes underway in the education programs
for young people aged 14 to 19. Included amongst new programs are the Victorian
Certificate of Applied Learning (VCAL) and VET in Schools in the post-compulsory
years, and Enterprise Education and Applied Learning programs in the lower and
middle secondary school years. These new programs have a distinctive Applied
Learning orientation in curriculum and teaching approaches.
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Course summary - E690
Bachelor of Early Childhood Education (Honours)
Successful applicants will be given Credit for Prior Learning into the course so only one-year full time, or part time equivalent, is needed to complete the ECE Honours.
Course summary - E430
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So you want to become a qualified teacher?
Deakin's graduate entry courses have been designed to enable you to enhance your qualifications in a short period of time. With different entry points available, you can upgrade your qualifications with one of these courses, to meet the Victorian Institute of Teaching (VIT) requirements.