Master of Teaching (Secondary) Internship

Overview

Course overview

Overview

Earn a salary while you learn to teach

Join a motivated group of teachers, earn a salary, and learn on the job with the Master of Teaching (Secondary) Internship at Melbourne. Become a secondary teacher with specialist knowledge in two curriculum areas, while gaining a highly regarded qualification. Learn from world-leading experts, all of whom have experience teaching in schools, and receive comprehensive support throughout. Graduate ready to support the needs of every student in your classroom.

Key features

1. Become a teacher in two years. Graduate ready to register with the Victorian Institute of Teaching to teach across all secondary years, qualified to teach two learning areas.
2. Earn an income (with paid study leave). Work in a government or non-government school on a full-time paraprofessional salary, which includes a day of paid study leave per week.
3. Receive unparalleled support. Prepare for the classroom with the January on-campus study intensive and receive practical support at every step along the way from Mentor Teachers and Clinical Specialists.

Why study secondary teaching at Melbourne?

The Faculty of Education at Melbourne is a vibrant learning environment where you will join a community committed to changing lives through education.

The Master of Teaching (Secondary) Internship draws on the latest in education research and practice.

1. Apply new knowledge straightaway. Build confidence integrating the latest theory with classroom practice as you go. You will learn to work with learners of all abilities so you can support their individual learning needs as they evolve over time.
2. Establish a holistic practice. Support your teaching practice with skills like establishing safe environments and promoting positive behaviours, to nurture wellbeing for yourself and your students.
3. Explore Indigenous perspectives. Build a greater understanding of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander ways of knowing and being, so you can develop inclusive learning activities in your classroom.