Master of Teaching (Secondary) (Accelerated) (093382M)

For applicants who are passionate about teaching and are keen to build a rewarding career in secondary school teaching, La Trobe University's Master of Teaching (Secondary) is for them. They will get the skills, experience and confidence needed to make a real difference in the classroom.

Students will feel completely prepared from their first day. Through a combination of practical and evidence-based learning, they will gain the confidence and knowledge to help shape the lives of their next generation.

Learners will develop up to two curriculum specializations that they will take straight into the classroom when they graduate. They can choose from science, languages, arts, psychology, physical education and many more. Or they can delve deeper in their area of interest with a specialization in drama, mathematics, physical education, business management, commerce and business, science and visual arts.

Students will learn the most up-to-date skills for the modern classroom. They will understand the needs of diverse learners and gain the skills and experience to succeed in any classroom. Graduates will prepare for classroom teaching with extensive in-school experience and guidance from the university's highly experienced and dedicated teaching academics.

The university focuses on practice-based learning and students learn about creating relationships from day one. They will be embedded in their community from their first semester and will be mentored by community leaders. They will understand how to connect with every student as an individual and develop meaningful relationships with students, parents and the wider school community.

Students will be mentored by the university's experienced and dedicated teaching staff. They will learn from leading academics and researchers in the field of learning sciences and develop strong professional networks. Throughout their studies, they will learn the latest evidence-based teaching techniques and explore innovative pedagogies and learning sciences.