Graduate Certificate in Christian Education

School of Education & Humanities

Course Details

Course Code ED42
Level Postgraduate
QTAC Code Direct Entry to CHC
Duration .5F/1P
Assumed Knowledge Preservice Teacher Ed award plus 1 year teaching experience
Mode External Studies
Credit Points 40
Starting Semesters 1 & 2
Overseas Students Unavailable
CRICOS Code NA

Contact Details

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General Information

The Graduate Certificate in Christian Education is a one semester full time course, or part time equivalent, which is designed to provide professional development to qualified and experienced Christian teachers. It is aimed particularly at teaches who have already completed a Bachelor of Education but who want to undertake studies which will assist them to develop Christian perspectives and professional education practices. The course emphasises reflecting critically on the role and tasks of the Christian professional teacher, and the mission, philosophy and practices of Christian schooling, and becoming equipped to translate this reflection on education into practice.

The Graduate Certificate in Christian Education is available by external mode, and is offered on a full time and part time basis, subject to the availability of units.

The Graduate Certificate in Christian Education requires 40 credit points for completion.

Course Accreditations

  • CHC Education & Humanities courses are accredited by the Qld Minister for Education and by the Qld College of Teachers
  • CHC is approved under the Higher Education Support Act 2003
  • All undergraduate courses are approved for HECS-HELP/ Youth Allowance/Abstudy and Austudy
  • All postgraduate courses are approved for FEE-HELP
  • Courses available for overseas students are listed on the Commonwealth Register of Institutions & Courses for Overseas Students (CRICOS)

Course Structure

GRADUATE CERTIFICATE IN CHRISTIAN EDUCATION (ED42)

CHC provides sample unit outlines for each unit offered in this course. Should you wish to view the latest version of a unit outline, please contact the Course Coordinator via the School Administration Office at ahill@chc.edu.au.

Students undertake a total of 40 Credit Points of Core units and Elective units, where each unit carries a weighting of 10 credit points. Core units must be completed prior to Elective units being undertaken.

Core Studies Units

Unit SummarySample Unit Outline
ED601 Applying Worldview Studies to Christian EducationDownload
ED602 Philosophical Perspectives on EducationDownload

OR

Graduates of CHC preservice courses may be exempt from the core units listed above on the basis of their previous studies. Students who receive exemption from these units will complete the following Core unit and an elective listed in the table below. (20 credit points).

Core Studies Units

Unit SummarySample Unit Outline
ED600 Theological Reflections on EducationDownload

PLUS

All students must complete any two Electives Units (to be chosen from the 600-level ED units listed below):

Elective Units

Unit SummarySample Unit Outline
ED600 Theological Reflections on EducationDownload
ED601 Applying Worldview Studies to Christian EducationDownload
ED602 Philosophical Perspectives on EducationDownload
ED610 Theory and Practice in Educational LeadershipDownload
ED611 Leadership and Change ManagementDownload
ED612 Risk Management in Learning OrganisationsDownload
ED613 Establishing and Sustaining Distinctively Christian School CulturesDownload
ED620 Enhancing the Spiritual Formation of TeachersDownload
ED621 The Spiritual Development of LeadersDownload
ED622 Critical Engagement for Teaching ChristianlyDownload
ED630 Innovative Practices that Enhance teaching for LearningDownload
ED631 Improving Learning praxisDownload
ED632 Personal Pedagogy as a Living CurriculumDownload
ED633 Investigating the Motivation and Management of LearnersDownload
ED634 Supervising Learner TeachersDownload
ED640 Curriculum in ContextDownload
ED641 Cross-curricular Literacies in SchoolsDownload
ED642 Language, Literature and LiteraciesDownload
ED643 Teaching Mathematics: Engaging Learners Through Diagnosis and RemediatDownload

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