Course code: 3209 + Abbreviation: TESOL -- International + Clayton + Contact: Dr Margaret Gearon (telephone (03) 9905 2819 for initial inquiries)
The Master of Education (TESOL -- International) is designed to meet the needs of teachers or prospective teachers from overseas who are four-year qualified and who do not wish to teach in Australia. For local students who do wish to have the option of also teaching in Australia, it would be an alternative to the Master of Education (TESOL) if the advanced practicum (with field placement) were taken and the applicant were deemed already qualified as a teacher (as per local requirements).
To
be eligible for admission to the course, applicants must hold either an
approved three-year bachelors degree and an approved fourth year of study, or
an approved four-year bachelors degree, or have qualifications or experience
considered by the faculty board to be equivalent to, or a satisfactory
substitute for, the above awards.
Note that for this qualification to be recognised by employment bodies
in Australia, there is an additional requirement for applicants to have
completed teacher training recognised in Australia. Applicants will need to
also complete the following unit as a general elective unit during the course:
EDF 6238 Advanced practicum in language teaching.
The practicum option is only available to students who enter the course with an
IELTS or equivalent of 6.5 or better.
Applicants must also demonstrate their English proficiency.
Applicants
who are not native speakers of English will be required to demonstrate
substantial competence in written and spoken English before admission. These
requirements are:
Education in full English medium in an English-speaking country, or
one of the following program options with different entry requirements.
Program 1 |
Program 2 |
IELTS
-- 6.0 global (no score below 5) |
IELTS
-- 6.5 global (speaking and writing no lower than 6) |
Each
program has three options for completion.
Students are required to successfully complete 72 credit points comprising:
PROGRAM 1: Entry with an IELTS of 6.0 or its equivalent |
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Option 1 |
Option 2 |
Option 3 |
Research
core unit |
Research
core unit |
Research
core unit |
Program
elective |
Program
elective |
Program
elective |
EDF6232
Advanced English for professional practice in teaching English as a foreign
language |
EDF6232
Advanced English for professional practice in teaching English as a foreign
language |
EDF6232
Advanced English for professional practice in teaching English as a foreign
language |
EDF6233
Theory and practice of TESOL |
EDF6233
Theory and practice of TESOL |
EDF6233
Theory and practice of TESOL |
EDF6234*
Issues in curriculum design and assessment in second and foreign
languages |
EDF6234*
|
Thesis |
General
elective unit |
EDF6020
Professional project - 6000 words |
Research
core unit |
General
elective units |
PROGRAM 2: Entry with an IELTS of 6.5 or its equivalent |
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Option 1 |
Option 2 |
Option 3 |
Research
core unit |
Research
core unit |
Research
core unit |
Program
elective |
Program
elective |
Program
elective |
EDF6233
Theory and practice of TESOL |
EDF6233
Theory and practice of TESOL |
EDF6233
Theory and practice of TESOL |
EDF6234
Issues in curriculum design and assessment in second and foreign
languages |
EDF6234
Issues in curriculum design and assessment in second and foreign
languages |
EDF6234
Issues in curriculum design and assessment in second and foreign
languages |
General
elective unit |
General
elective unit |
Thesis |
General
elective unit |
EDF6020
Professional project - 6000 words |
Research
core unit |
General
elective units |
This is a conceptual outline only. It gives a general indication of how the
course will progress and is subject to change without notice. Students should
also consult their course coordinator to assist in planning their program.
Please check the timetable for 2002 for unit availability via our website at
http://www.education.monash.edu.au/students/timetables/ after 30
September.
The Master of Education (TESOL) may be taken either full-time or part-time. It is expected that full-time candidates will complete all requirements within 18 months (three semesters) while part-time candidates should complete all requirements within three years. The expected number of study hours per week for a full-time student is 48.
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