Masters (Coursework)
RMIT's Master of Teaching Practice (Secondary Education) is designed for graduates from any discipline who wish to teach in secondary schools.
Throughout your studies, you'll build practical and technological skills to become a teacher and develop a deep theoretical understanding of how students learn.
This qualification emphasises industry experience and theoretical understanding, and features guidance from academic professionals to help you to positively influence the lives of your students.
Core courses cover:You will graduate with specialist knowledge in education, fully prepared to become a teacher who makes an impact.
You must have successfully completed an Australian bachelor degree (or equivalent overseas qualification) that includes a major in a specialist area and a sub-major in a second specialist area.
Please refer to the VIT specialist area guidelines on the VIT website.
RMIT postgraduates are among the most employable in Australia.
As a graduate of this degree, you'll be qualified as a secondary teacher and equipped to teach in schools and other educational settings in national and international contexts.
The knowledge and skills you will gain can also be applied in policy and consultative work in private industry, the public sector, and community service organisations.
RMIT education graduates have found many career pathways beyond the classroom. Listen to their stories.
Common career options include secondary teacher, educational officer, trainer, and educational policy officer.