Graduate Certificate in Education Studies
Course Code: C1082
This course offers professional development for teachers who want to qualify for teacher registration in WA, deepen their expertise in particular aspects of Education, or broaden into new areas of specialisation. The Graduate Certificate in Education Studies is a uniquely flexible graduate-entry qualification, available to Bachelor level graduates with an Australian or overseas teaching qualification from a recognised institution, who are ineligible for registration in Western Australia. For Initial Teacher Education qualifications see the Bachelor of Education, the Bachelor of Education (Graduate) or the Graduate Diploma in Education. The course content is tailored to suit each student's requirements and combines Education Studies and Specialist Studies usually, but not necessarily, in a non-Education field. Students will construct their own unit set in consultation with the Program Chair to best meet their needs.
| Level: | Certificate |
| Qualification: | Graduate Certificate in Education Studies (GradCertEdSt) |
| Duration: | 1 semester full-time or part-time equivalent |
| Availability: | Murdoch campus (internal) Murdoch campus (external) (limited unit selection) |
| Special Requirements: | Placement in a practicum component of the Graduate Certificate will require that students obtain police clearance through the Department of Education and Training and a Working with Children check through the Department of Community Development. Students should refer to the Study at Murdoch section of this Handbook for details on these essential requirements. |
| Professional Recognition: | Western Australian College of Teachers (WACOT)
Department of Education and Training, Western Australia. (DETWA) |
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Availability of 400/600/700-Level Units in Education 2008/09 (word document, not available in Handbook)
Availability of 400/600/700-Level Units in Education 2007/08 (word document, not available in Handbook)
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