Bachelor of Education (Teaching) BEd(Tchg)
Teaching
A course by
University of Auckland
Lead learning and inspire new generations with a rewarding career in education. The Bachelor of Education (Teaching) equips students to teach in diverse classroom settings through hands-on experience and foundational knowledge in educational theory and practice.
In-person study
Face-to-face learning in a physical classroom setting
City, Auckland
It will take a total of 3 years
Core skills this course teaches
Develop foundational teaching knowledge
Gain a broad grounding in educational theory including psychology, philosophy, sociology, and Māori education.
Apply practical classroom skills
Undertake over 120 days of hands-on practicum in diverse school settings with guided mentorship.
Build communication and collaborative skills
Enhance your ability to work collaboratively, communicate effectively, and build strong student-teacher relationships.
What You're Signing Up For
The Bachelor of Education (Teaching) at The University of Auckland is a three-year undergraduate degree preparing students for a successful teaching career in New Zealand and abroad. This practical programme combines theoretical foundations in education with extensive in-class practicum experience and options to broaden knowledge with courses from other disciplines. Students develop critical and ethical thinking, communication, and collaboration skills necessary for the modern classroom, and receive guided support from experienced teachers and university faculty. Graduates are qualified to teach in a variety of educational settings and are in high demand.
Course Content
- Child development
- Educational psychology
- Educational philosophy
- Māori education
- Sociology of education
- Curriculum and pedagogy
- Diversity and inclusion in education
- Mathematics and literacy curriculum
- Science and technology curriculum
- Languages and social sciences
- The Arts, Health and Physical Education
- Teaching practicum (over 120 days in schools)
- Waipapa Taumata Rau (core Māori and NZ knowledge)
- Transdisciplinary learning
- Professional identity and practice
What you need to know first
University entrance or equivalent
Academic English Language Requirement
Successful completion of literacy and numeracy tests (prior to Year 3 enrolment)
Completion of application admission conditions specified by the Faculty
What sort of industry will this job lead to
Education
Early Childhood Education
Primary Education
Future employment opportunities might be
Primary or intermediate school teacher
Māori medium teacher
Policy adviser
Educational researcher
Education consultant
Curriculum developer
Human Rights education coordinator
Special Needs specialist