Teaching Courses
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Combining training in both dance technique and educational pedagogy, the Bachelor of Dance Education will allow you to pursue a career as a dance teacher privately or within the Australian school system.
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Love working with children and want to help nurture and develop young minds? Start your study journey with an online Certificate III in Education Support (CHC30213) course.
View course informationThis Bachelor of Education (Physical and Health Education) course is the ideal pathway to a career as a high school PHE teacher.
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Leap ahead in your training career and open your opportunities right up with the Diploma of Training Design and Development (TAE50216) from Nepean Industry Edge Training.
If you’re currently involved in the Vocational Education And Training Sector, this diploma should be the next step to level up your skills and become a highly employable candidate for a range of opportunities in this sector
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About Teaching
Teaching Courses range from early education right through to primary and high school teaching.
All Teaching Courses generally cover curriculum planning, understanding how to deal with a variety of behaviours, language, literacy and numeracy, theories of teaching and learning and inclusion.
Career Outcomes
- Choreographer
- Dance Teacher
- Community Wellness Officer
- Dance Instructor
- Dance Teacher (Secondary school)
- Dance Coordinator
- Physical Health and Education (PE) Teacher
- Recreation Officer
- Sports Development Officer
- Specialist PE Primary School Teacher
- Education Support Worker
- Teacher's Aide
- Teaching Assistant
- Education Assistant
- Learning Support Assistant
- Training Advisor
- Program Coordinator
- Trainer and Assessor
- Instructional Designer
- Vocational Education Teacher
- Training Needs Analyst
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