Master of Teaching (Secondary Education)

Course Overview The Master of Teaching (Secondary Education) is a comprehensive two-year program that enables graduates to transition into a professional teaching career. With a strong focus on in-school development, the course prepares educators to lead and inspire in the modern secondary classroom. Key Program Highlights Extensive Professional Practice: Includes 20 weeks of supervised classroom teaching across two placements for maximum experience. Specialist Curriculum: Features 13 specialist teaching courses designed to build expertise in secondary school disciplines. Supportive Mentoring Culture: Provides robust and contemporary mentoring for new teachers to foster professional growth. Integrated Theological Insight: Includes studies in theology and justice to provide a well-rounded and ethical educational perspective. Interactive Problem-Solving: Focuses on practical and contemporary coursework that addresses real-world teaching challenges.