Master of Teaching (School Counselling)

Postgraduate

In Canberra (Australia)

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Description

  • Type

    Postgraduate

  • Location

    Canberra (Australia)

  • Start date

    Different dates available

If your ambition is to make a positive difference to the lives of children and adolescents, then this is the program for you.



The Master of Teaching (School Counselling) qualifies you to become an accredited school counsellor as well as a teacher in one area of the secondary school curriculum.



In New South Wales, accredited school counsellors are qualified teachers who also have postgraduate qualifications in psychology (honours or the equivalent of a fourth year of study in psychology) sufficient for eligibility for registration with the Psychology Board of Australia.



On completion of this degree, you may choose to complete the necessary additional requirements to become a registered psychologist, which includes a period of supervised practice.



Gain hands-on experience with 40 days of teaching practice in schools, a 45-day internship and a professional research project. This experience will ensure you develop the confidence, knowledge and skills to become a successful teacher at early childhood, primary or secondary level.

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  • Teaching
  • Psychology
  • Secondary
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  • TESOL
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  • Drama
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Course programme

Study plan

Year 1

Semester 1 CP EDMT5010 Special and Inclusive Education 3 EDMT5676 Teaching and Learning 5 EDMT5679 Aboriginal Education: Secondary Schools 2 EDMT5623 School Psychology 1 6 EDMT5625 Professional Studies 1 (Psychology) 2 EDMT5XXX Curriculum 1* 6 Semester 2 CP EDMT5009 School Psychology Practicum 4 EDMT5502 Teachers and Learners: School Communities 6 EDMT5673 School Psychology 2 6 EDMT5675 Professional Studies 2 (Psychology) 2 EDMT5XXX Curriculum 2* 6

Year 2

Semester 1 CP EDMT5681 MTeach Professional Experience 1 2 EDMT6125 Special Education: Inclusive Schools 3 EDMT6500 Schools and their Communities 5 EDMT6630 Information Technology: Secondary School 2 EDMT6623 School Psychology 3 6 EDMT6XXX Curriculum 3* 6 Semester 2 CP EDMT6004 Applied Research Psychology 8 EDMT6635 School Counselling Internship 14 EDMT6629 MTeach Professional Experience 2 2

*Curriculum Methods

Curriculum 1 Curriculum 2 Curriculum 3 Commerce Curriculum 1 (EDMT5003) Commerce Curriculum 2 (EDMT5004) Business Studies Curriculum 3 (EDMT6627) Economics Curriculum 3 (EDMT6605) Legal Studies Curriculum 3 (EDMT6006) Drama Curriculum 1 (EDMT5604) Drama Curriculum 2 (EDMT5654) Drama Curriculum 3 (EDMT6604) English Curriculum 1 (EDMT5607) English Curriculum 2 (EDMT5657) English Curriculum 3 (EDMT6607) Geography Curriculum 1 (EDMT5608) Geography Curriculum 2 (EDMT5658) Geography Curriculum 3 (EDMT6608) Society and Culture
 Curriculum 3 (EDMT6005) History Curriculum 1 (EDMT5609) History Curriculum 2 (EDMT5659) History Curriculum 3 (EDMT6609) Languages Curriculum 1 (EDMT5611) Languages Curriculum 2 (EDMT5661) Languages Curriculum 3 (EDMT6611) Mathematics Curriculum 1 (EDMT5613) Mathematics Curriculum 2 (EDMT5663) Mathematics Curriculum 3 (EDMT6613) Science Curriculum 1 (EDMT5617) Science Curriculum 2 (EDMT5667) Science Curriculum Elective: Biology (EDMT6014) Science Curriculum Elective: Chemistry (EDMT6015) Science Curriculum Elective: EES (EDMT6016) Science Curriculum Elective: Physics (EDMT6017) TESOL Curriculum 1 (EDMT5622) TESOL Curriculum 2 (EDMT5672) TESOL Curriculum 3 (EDMT6622)

Master of Teaching (School Counselling) students complete 96 credit points (cp). Full-time students enrol in 24cp in each semester. Students normally complete a combination of core education and curriculum and professional units of study and practicum placements. The first three full-time semesters of the Master of Teaching total 72 credit points. Once the 72 credit points have been achieved students undertake extensive work in our partner schools from the beginning of their final semester. For further information regarding the course structure, please visit the Faculty of Education and Social Work website.


Progression rules

Candidates must successfully complete each unit of study to meet the course requirements and graduate with a teaching qualification. Except with the permission of the Dean, a candidate must complete all unit of study requirements specified for each year, before proceeding to the next year. Candidates must complete a minimum of 72 credit points in Education before completing the Internship and the Action Research Project and Conference in the final semester of the degree.

Capstone experience

Students undertake their internship of at least 40 days (usually 45 days) in a secondary or primary school or early childhood centre in the second semester in the second year of the program. Internship placements are approved by the Faculty, and students undertake their placements in the curriculum area(s) in which they are enrolled and are conditionally certified to teach. During the internship students are assigned to one or more mentor teachers, usually in a single discipline area and are responsible for teaching one or more classes for a total of between 14 and 17 lesson periods per week. The mentor teacher monitors the intern in their work in the school and, in discussion with the tertiary mentor, is responsible for writing a report on the internship that forms the basis of the assessment. Assessment is aligned with the Board of Studies, Teaching and Educational Standards (BOSTES)'s Professional Teaching Standards for the Graduate Teacher.

Master of Teaching (School Counselling)

Price on request