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The Division of Professional Learning is well established in delivering customised courses and programs for academics, school executives and post-graduate students from overseas institutions. Programs are tailored to suit our clients' specific needs. We have a wealth of academic expertise available to present on a wide variety of education and social work areas, as well as close links with schools and other institutions in our region. |
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Curriculum Development for ESL Education The University of Humanities, Ulaan Bataar, Mongolia (Recipient of an AusAID funded Australian Leadership Awards Fellowship ) The Provision of Quality Education: The University of Sydney Model Harbin Engineering University, PRC | Download program outline pdf Curriculum Development and Teaching Methods in Australia Burapha University, Thailand | Download program outline pdf Issues in Teaching and Learning in Higher Education Zhanjiang Normal University, PRC | Download program outline pdf Nanjing University of Aeronautics and Astronautics, PRC TESOL for Primary English Teachers Ministry of Education, Taiwan | Download program outline pdf Advanced Skills in Managing Students and Student Administration Harbin Engineering University, PRC Designing Research and Postgraduate Programs Rajabhat Institute, Thailand The Principal as Leader Beijing Institute of Education, PRC Leadership and Management in Secondary Schools |
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International SPICE is an innovative Graduate Certificate in Educational Studies. It is designed to enable practicing teachers to develop their skills and understanding at a graduate level, and aims to improve standards of teaching and engagement in specialist areas of work.
The program is comprised of four Units of Study (UoS), closely related to practice in schools. The first UoS has a more theoretical bias in order to familiarise participants with the literature of action research and action learning, and help them relate their practice to those of others. The second, third and fourth UoS are a mixture of theory and practice, and involve carrying out small research projects in the work environment.
For more information download a flyer.
For further information on our international programs please email , Personal Assistant to the Director
or phone +61 2 9351 4799