Graduate Certificate
The Graduate Certificate in Education (Curriculum) at Notre Dame Australia is designed for experienced teachers aiming to deepen their understanding of contemporary curriculum and expand career opportunities. The program emphasizes excellence, social justice, and pastoral care, offering courses on topics like Justice and Social Teaching and Strategic Management in Education.
Are you an experienced teacher who would like to further your teaching career? The University of Notre Dame Australia's Graduate Certificate in Education (Curriculum) will give you the qualifications you need to expand your career choices and cultivate a deep understanding of the contemporary curriculum. Get in touch today to find out more.
Why study this program?Are you a four-year trained teacher who would like to know more about curriculum development? If so, the Graduate Certificate in Education (Curriculum) is the ideal postgraduate degree for you. This program covers topics such as Justice and Social Teaching, Leading Curriculum Planning, Strategic Management in Education and Children of High Ability.
Committed to excellence, social justice and the pastoral care of students and staff, Notre Dame offers a uniquely personal approach to teaching and learning. We empower students to build on their knowledge and experience, sharpen their skills and challenge them to succeed in their chosen field. With support from academic staff who are specialists in their fields, you receive an unparalleled education with best practice content and a practical approach to teaching and learning.
Graduates of this program may choose to enrol in a Master of Education.
To be eligible for admission to the applicants must also meet the following specific requirements:
Upon successful completion of The Graduate Certificate in Education (Curriculum) graduates will be able to:
A Graduate Certificate in Education (Curriculum) can lead to leadership positions in early childhood teaching, primary and secondary teaching, vocational and workplace teaching, and tertiary teaching in the curriculum area that interests you.
Students must complete four of the following courses:
Students may undertake study as a part-time or full-time student, commencing in Summer Term (January), in Semester 1 (February) or April Intensive, in Winter Term (July), in Semester 2 (July) or October Intensive, subject to course availability.
For a list of courses available please see Schedule of Courses.
Full details of the program requirements are contained in the Program Requirements.
More information regarding courses can be found at the course descriptions page.
Please note: the availability of these courses is indicative only and may be subject to change.