A recognised Bachelor degree (AQF Level 7) or satisfactory preparation for the course through previous study or professional experience.
Special Tertiary Admissions Test (STAT) 140 Written English
International English Language Testing System (IELTS) 6.0 Overall
6.0 Reading
6.0 Writing
6.0 Speaking
6.0 Listening
Cambridge Advanced English (CAE) 169 Overall
169 Reading
169 Writing
169 Speaking
169 Listening
Pearson Test of English (PTE) 50 Overall
50 Reading
50 Writing
50 Speaking
50 Listening
Test of English as a Foreign Language – IBT (TOEFL IBT) 73 Overall
18 Reading
18 Writing
18 Speaking
18 Listening
Occupational English Test (OET) C (250-290) Reading
C (250-290) Writing
C (250-290) Speaking
C (250-290) Listening
A teaching degree gives you the opportunity to help students gain the skills and ways of thinking they’ll need to solve problems in the future. It allows you connect to people and inspire and support them to reach their potential.
This course could suit you if you’re interested in transitioning to education from another discipline or already working in an adult learning context. For example, you might be working or aspiring to work as a lecturer, adult educator, facilitator, professional development facilitator, instructor or professional trainer.
You’ll explore the concepts, theories and practice of adult education and build on your own areas of interest through your choice of electives, such as mentoring, teaching second/foreign languages and opportunities with e-learning among others.
If you have a Bachelor (undergraduate) degree in an area that’s not in Education, you could use this course as a pathway into the Masters of Education (coursework).
3 reasons to study Education (Tertiary and Workplace) at Murdoch
Be mentored by our experienced teaching professionals who are here to support you in becoming a confident, creative and flexible educator.
Choose full-time, part-time, on-campus or online options to help you fit study into your working life. If you’re an international student, you’ll need to study full-time to meet your visa requirements.
Most of our classes take place after work hours during the week, starting after 4.30pm and some of our electives are offered as intensive options during summer and winter school holidays.
What you'll learn
Facilitating lifelong learning
Tertiary and adult education policy
Curriculum development for practitioners
Practical methods of instruction.
CRICOS code: 093250A
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Total credit points: 24
EDN540, Facilitating Lifelong Learning, 6
EDN541, Practical Methods of Instruction, 3
EDN546, Dynamics of Cultural Diversity in the Workplace and the Community, 3
EDN588, Curriculum Development For Practitioners, 3
Specified Elective Units, 9 credit points
EDN515, Tribes TLC Training and Cooperative Learning Skills and Research, 3
, OR,
EDN519, International Education: Issues and Practices, 3
, OR,
EDN556, Teaching Second/Foreign Languages, 3
, OR,
EDN575, Opportunities With E-Learning, 3
, OR,
EDU610, Introduction to Research for Educators, 6
, OR,
EDU615, Learning and Teaching with ICT, 3
, OR,
EDU616, Teaching, Learning and Working in Culturally Diverse Environments, 3
, OR,
EDN671, Mentoring, 3
Graduates of this course have gone on to become university lecturers, vocational education and training (VET) teachers, adult educators, adult literacy teachers, human resources and industrial training officers, and professional development personnel.
Overseas Student Health Cover: 530 AUD per year
