Major in Design and Technology Teaching (MJ0199) - University of Canberra

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Major in Design and Technology Teaching

Faculty	Discipline	Credit points
Faculty of Education	Academic Program Area - Education	18

Introduction

The Major in Design and Technology Teaching allows students to develop the practical application of skills to teach design and technology in the disciplines of Food Technology, Textiles Technology or Industrial Technology Wood & Metal; or Outdoor Recreation. It enables students to acquire Industry recognised qualifications in their area of specialisation and enhance their prospects of employment in the teaching profession. Students must pass all 5 units, including 4 units in either of the Skills areas, and the capstone unit, Study of Vocational Education in Schools.

Assumed knowledge

None.

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Referenced courses

Requirements

Study of Vocational Education in Schools (10102) | 6 credit points — Level 3

Technology Skills for Teaching 1 (A) (10103) | 3 credit points — Level 2

Technology Skills for Teaching 1 (B) (10104) | 3 credit points — Level 2

Technology Skills for Teaching 2 (A) (10105) | 3 credit points — Level 2

Technology Skills for Teaching 2 (B) (10106) | 3 credit points — Level 2

Acquisition of Vocational Skills 1 (part A) (8793) | 0 credit points — Level 1

Acquisition of Vocational Skills 1 (part B) (8794) | 0 credit points — Level 1

Acquisition of Vocational Skills 2 (part A) (8795) | 0 credit points — Level 2

Acquisition of Vocational Skills 2 (part B) (8796) | 0 credit points — Level 2

Restricted Choice - - 12 credit points as follows

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