Three major directions, multiple certifications, practical projects provided annually, and registration for professional practice upon graduation.

The Master of Teaching at Curtin is a course accredited by the Western Australian Teacher Registration Board (TRBWA) and the Australian Institute for Teaching and School Leadership (AITSL). Graduates can register as practicing teachers across Australia after completing LANTITE.

The Master of Teaching at Curtin offers three specializations: Early Childhood Education, Primary Education, and Secondary Education.The course offers flexible start times, with four intakes per year, and provides abundant teaching practice opportunities during the study period.

If you have completed full-time undergraduate or higher education in Australia or other specified countries*, you may be exempt from the language requirements for admission.

*Other specified countries:UK/USA/Canada/New Zealand/Ireland/Singapore/South Africa

The Master of Teaching at Curtinis designed for individuals who wish to become registered teachers through an accredited Initial Teacher Education (ITE) program.Upon completion, graduates can register as teachers in Australia, including other countries that recognize Australian teaching qualifications.

You will learn and develop relevant professional skills:

• Develop critical thinking and reflect on innovative teaching practices through local community, national, and international educational research, and continuous professional learning.

• Fully understand subject knowledge and apply it in actual teaching, including teaching planning and assessment, practical teaching, and optimizing teaching experiences.

• Uphold the principles of social justice, create and maintain a positive, safe, and ethical learning environment, immersing students in a good and meaningful learning atmosphere.

• Assess student learning performance, apply relevant theories and research to optimize and enhance the learning experiences and outcomes of students from different backgrounds.

• Engage in professional communication with relevant colleagues, parents, and guardians.

Whether it's early childhood education, primary education, or secondary education, the Master of Teaching at Curtin meets the Australian Professional Standards for Teachers.

Additionally, the course includes four professional practice projects, including a 5-week teaching practice under the supervision of a mentor before graduation,ensuring that graduates possess the relevant abilities and skills needed for successful teaching.Future Prospects

According to 2022 data from the Western Australian Department of Education, the starting level for teachers in public schools is Level 2.1, with an annual salary of $78,397 AUD. Additionally, to attract and encourage teachers to work and stay in Western Australia, additional subsidies are available depending on the work location, up to $17,000 AUD.

For fresh graduates, there are specialized programs to refine professional skills and provide corresponding graduate subsidies.

The course offers flexible start times, with four intakes per year, and overseas applications will not be accepted three weeks before the course start date.

Outstanding international students can apply for the International Merit Scholarship, receiving a 25% tuition fee reduction for the first academic year.

If you have any questions about Curtin University's course information or application process, you can contact us by sending a message in the background, and our official Chinese admissions team will provide one-on-one consultation.

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