Teaching Degrees

... study:65% Placement:0% Assessment Written:67% Practical:15% Coursework:18% Year 3 Core Chemistry courses with associated practical work in Inorganic, Organic and Physical Chemistry, plus Computer Science. Learning and teaching Scheduled learning:38% Independent study:62% Placement:0% Assessment Written... Learn about: Physical Chemistry, GCSE Mathematics, GCSE Physics...

... committee. Teaching Experience Not required. Because not all Urban Planning Ph.D. graduates go into teaching following graduation, there are no formal... Learn about: Urban Planning...

... have pursued advanced degrees and professional degrees, such as law degrees or advanced teaching credentials... Learn about: IT Law...

... courses. The normal load is four courses per semester while on first-year fellowship, and three courses per semester for those holding teaching assistantships...

..., shapes our lives, interests and value structures. We also encourage you to research and analyse a range of educational practices, and reflect on your own and others’ experiences of education. This will help you think critically about learning and teaching, and how education is perceived and received... Learn about: Learning Teaching, Skills and Training, Full Time...

... skills in information technology, so you can compliment or enhance your professional expertise. TEACHING STAFF Our teachers are tops Our research and teaching work in Computer Science and Information Systems was ranked 60th in the world by subject in the 2017 QS World University Rankings. This puts... Learn about: Information Systems...

... from related courses (MEd Leading Learning and Teaching and MSc Advanced Social Work Studies) so that you can learn from others and develop a broad and critical understanding of your chosen area of study. The course is delivered by our enthusiastic and experienced team who are drawn from a range of disciplines... Learn about: Learning and Development, Social Work, Full Time...

..., and decision making in complex and unpredictable contexts. Teaching, Learning and Assessment Teaching occurs via lectures, clinical placements, practical classes... Learn about: Medical training, Team Training...

... teaching in schools, one in the metropolitan area and one in country South Australia. Students are also required to undertake studies in curriculum areas... Learn about: Full Time...

... national awards for our innovative teaching ideas. In addition, our staff are active in research and useful elements of it are reflected on the learning... Learn about: Electronic teaching, Computer Engineering...

... throughout the year for limited enrolment depending on enquiry date. Students who wish to join the course after the start date can contact the teaching staff... Learn about: IT risk...

.... Teaching Experience Not required. Students who wish to serve as teaching assistants in the department must have taken or be currently enrolled in Statistics... Learn about: Full Time...

..., lecturers and administrators working in schools, post-compulsory or university sectors. Although it is not a teaching degree and does not provide QTS, it is ideal for those who have completed an accredited teacher-training programme or degree and wish to study the field of education further... Learn about: Educational research, Communication Skills, Education Policy...

...CPD4706 Teaching and Learning in the Medical Workplace (20 credits) CPD4707 Supporting the Postgraduate Learner in the Medical Workplace (20 credits... Learn about: Medical Education, Educational Climate, Delivering Teaching...

...Teaching students are known as interns during the PGCE course. At Oxford, graduates are prepared to teach in secondary schools (11-19 age range... Learn about: Full Time, Teacher Education...

...This course is designed for home or international students who wish to pursue a career in Teaching English as a Foreign Language (TEFL) to non native speakers of English. It consists of a combination of taught modules and a research dissertation of 20,000 words... Learn about: EFL Theory, The History of English, Second Language Acquisition...

..., assessment and multi-sensory learning environments; Critical analysis of a range of intervention strategies and teaching approaches; Principles underlying... Learn about: Dyslexia and Society, Learning Environments, Dilemmas of Dyslexia...

... will introduce you to your career in the teaching profession. Throughout your year of study, you will explore all aspects of your subject. This includes those areas that are your strengths, as well as areas you may need to improve upon. You will study how pupils learn in your subject area, how you need to assess...

... sector for subject/vocational specialists, and leads to a robust teaching qualification, which is recognised by the sector...

... their papers as part of their teaching and learning. You’ll be invited to participate in a postgraduate research forum and welcome to attend the annual...