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Master of Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages [TESOL]

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The Master of TESOL consists of nine subjects:

EML422 Researching TESOL
EML503 English as an International Language
EML507 Discourse, Grammar & Analysis
EML508 Socio-political Contexts of TESOL
EML509 Grammar & Linguistics for Teaching Language*
EML510 Language: Theory, Acquisition & Development*
EML511 Reconceptualising Discourse in TESOL Contexts*
EML513 TESOL in Practical Contexts*
EPT504 TESOL Professional Experience* (4 credit points)

*These subjects constitute the Graduate Certicate in TESOL.

Key Subjects

The following key subjects apply to the Graduate Certificate in TESOL & Master of TESOL from 201230:

* EML509 Grammar & Linguistics for Teaching Language
* EML510 Language: Theory, Acquisition & Development

Enrolment pattern

This is a prescribed enrolment pattern for two annual intakes reflecting the session of subject offer. The recommended enrolment pattern is part time. Full time study is subject to approval of the Course Coordinator.

Year 1

Session 1

EML509 Grammar & Linguistics for Teaching Language*
EML511 Reconceptualising Discourse in TESOL Contexts*

Session 2

EML510 Language: Theory, Acquisiton & Development*
EML513 TESOL in Practical Contexts*

Session 3

EPT504 TESOL Professional Experience*

Year 2

Session 1

EML507 Discourse, Grammar and Analysis
EML422 Researching TESOL

Session 2

EML508 Socio-political Contexts of TESOL
EML503 English as an International Language

Mid Year Intake

Year 1

Session 2

EML510 Language: Theory, Acquisiton & Development*
EML513 TESOL in Practical Contexts*

Year 2

Session 1

EML509 Grammar & Linguistics for Teaching Language*
EML511 Reconceptualising Discourse in TESOL Contexts*

Session 2

EML508 Socio-political Contexts of TESOL
EML503 English as an International Language

Session 3

EPT504 TESOL Professional Experience*

Year 3

Session 1

EML507 Discourse, Grammar and Analysis
EML422 Researching TESOL

* These subjects are also offered in the Graduate Certificate in TESOL.

Articulation

The Graduate Certificate articulates with the Master degree and all subjects completed in the lower award are credited in the higher award. Entry to the Master is dependent upon meeting the admission criteria specified.

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Consider also:

  • Master of Inclusive Education
  • Master of Education (Teacher Librarianship)
  • Master of International Education (School Leadership)
  • Master of Education (with specialisations)

Follow on study:

  • Doctor of Education
  • Doctor of Philosophy - Education

At a glance

Study Mode

Distance education

Where

Bathurst

When

Session 1; Session 2

Level

Postgraduate

Duration

Master - 2 years part-time
Graduate Certificate - 1 year part-time

International?

YES

Indicative ATAR

N/A

How to apply

Admission code/s

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