Seminar with Dr Tracy Woodroffe of the final report for the project: Establishing a pathway from Secondary School VETDSS to a Bachelor of Education for First Nations students.
Charles Darwin University will play a key role in a national initiative to boost teacher numbers courtesy of a first-time partnership with education charity, Teach for Australia.
Hasan's Master of Teaching degree from CDU paved the way for a successful career as a curriculum coordinator at St. John's Catholic College. His networking skills and work ethic were crucial in landing his dream job, and he feels fortunate to have settled into a supportive community.
Charles Darwin University is offering courses in three Indigenous Australian languages this year, more than any other university in the country.
After finishing school without a Year 12 High School Certificate, Matt thought his dreams of becoming a teacher were dashed. But, thanks to a free bridging program, flexible online study and “loads of practical” through a teaching degree at Charles Darwin University, he’s set to return to school in his mid-20s. This time as the teacher.
Having already studied and worked in economics and accounting, Wesley knew there was something missing. Beyond the numbers, Wesley held a deep passion to teach and share his excitement for life with others. That’s why he re-entered the world of study and enrolled in a Master of Teaching at CDU.