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Education Courses for Teacher Training
Wesley Institute’s high quality education courses for teacher training are the Master of Teaching (Primary) and the Graduate Diploma of Education (Secondary)
THERE’S STILL TIME TO APPLY FOR 2010
Mid-Year Applications Close 30 June
Education Open Day 27 March
The Master of Teaching (Primary) and the Graduate Diploma of Education (Secondary) are graduate teaching qualifications with a distinctively Christian perspective on education. They extend an appropriate undergraduate degree with teacher training to provide the teaching qualification required for teacher registration.
Our education courses acknowledges and embraces the tremendous fulfilment and satisfaction that is a part of teaching, and the many opportunities teachers have to make a positive difference in the lives of children and young adults. At Wesley Institute, teacher training is offered alongside counselling courses, theology, and the creative and performing arts.
The education course is written from a Christian worldview and prepares generalist primary teachers or specialist secondary teachers to teach in independent, state and, in particular, Christian schools. When you complete your teacher training at Wesley Institute, you gain the teaching qualifications that will fully prepare you for a fulfilling career in education.
Begin your teacher training today to start changing the world tomorrow!
Below are links to more information.
FEE-HELP is available for eligible students.
Secondary Teaching Methods
The areas of study for secondary teaching include:
- Mathematics
- Science
- English
- History
- Commerce/Business Studies
- Geography
- Studies of Religion
- Music
- Drama
- Dance
Biblical Studies is a required area of study for both primary and secondary programs.
Online Learning
With the exception of a compulsory orientation which takes place on campus, the course is delivered online. Students receive their course materials on CD and interact through WI Online.
The field experience (practicum) is normally undertaken in schools in the area in which the pre-service teacher lives.
Please Note: Under current DIMIA regulations, distance education courses are not available to international students.
For more information please call (02) 9819 8824 or email info@wi.edu.au
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