Glossary entry (derived from question below)
Swedish term or phrase:
Ämneslärarutbildningen
English translation:
Teacher Education Programme -- Secondary and Upper Secondary
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Jul 19, 2018 14:49
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Swedish term
Ämneslärarutbildningen
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Education / Pedagogy
Ämneslärarutbildningen - a degree, or a teacher training programme?
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3 +1 | Teacher Education Programme -- Secondary and Upper Secondary | Deane Goltermann |
3 | PGCE - Secondary (school subject) | Tariq Khader (X) |
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Teacher Education Programme -- Secondary and Upper Secondary
You term applies to a teaching degree for teachers of specific subjects (Maths, Language, Science, etc.), which qualifies you to teach higher level secondary students (14, 15, 16 years) and upper secondary (16 - 19 years).
Generally you get both the pedegogical and subject matter 4-5 years. But the reference below is for an 18 month programme for those who already have a Uni degree. My son is doing this one... he has a Master's in Writing from the UK (Warwick), and is getting the teaching (pedagogical) courses that teachers get.
Generally you get both the pedegogical and subject matter 4-5 years. But the reference below is for an 18 month programme for those who already have a Uni degree. My son is doing this one... he has a Master's in Writing from the UK (Warwick), and is getting the teaching (pedagogical) courses that teachers get.
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PGCE - Secondary (school subject)
If you're looking for British English, in England and Wales one talks about a PGCE, Postgraduate course in education, followed by either primary or secondary. In this case, it would apply to secondary education, and you would then need to specify which subject the applicant is being trained to teach.
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