Secondary Middle/Secondary Middle School (Year 8-12) (Year 6-12) (Year 6-9) Primary/Middle Primary Junior Primary/Primary (Year 3-9) (Year 3-7) (Year R-7) Early Childhood (B-8 years, inclusive of Junior Primary Other (Year R-2) (please elaborate) preschool and junior primary) Section 5: teaching subjects (secondary and/or middle school) Complete this section only if you have indicated you will qualify to secondary and/or middle school. To increase your employability as a teacher with the Department for Education, it is strongly recommended that your subject major and minor come from two different domains/teaching areas as identified in the . Employability is determined by the way schools describe teacher vacancies, with the most common preference for two different domains/teaching areas. Not all subjects included in teacher education programs correspond with specific subjects taught in schools. While it is good to study subject areas of interest, participation in the scholarship program requires that you maximise your employability. If you are unsure whether your subject choices align with Department for Education teaching subjects, contact 8226 1456 or to discuss. Studying in one domain/teaching area only may influence your scholarship eligibility. Applications will be assessed on an individual basis taking into consideration how your subject choices align with Department for Education teaching subjects. Indicate below: the subjects you are studying or intend to study in your teacher education course the level of your study in each area and alignment with Department for Education domains/subjects (refer to the ) Major (minimum of 6 x semester courses in a specialist subject) will allow you to teach to Year 12; or (minimum of 4 x semester courses in a specialist subject) will allow you to teach to Minor Year 10 Domain: Subject: (to Year 12) OR Minor (to Year 10) Domain: Subject: Major (to Year 12) OR Minor (to Year 10) Domain: Subject: Major (to Year 12) OR Minor (to Year 10)
Secondary (Year 8-12) Middle/Secondary (Year 6-12) Middle School (Year 6-9) Primary/Middle (Year 3-9) Primary (Year 3-7) Junior Primary/Primary (Year R-7) Junior Primary (Year R-2) Early Childhood (B-8 years, inclusive of preschool and junior primary) Other (please elaborate) Section 5: teaching subjects (secondary and/or middle school) Complete this section only if you have indicated you will qualify to secondary and/or middle school. To increase your employability as a teacher with the Department for Education, it is strongly recommended that your subject major and minor come from two different domains/teaching areas as identified in the . Employability is determined by the way schools describe teacher vacancies, with the most common preference for two different domains/teaching areas. Not all subjects included in teacher education programs correspond with specific subjects taught in schools. While it is good to study subject areas of interest, participation in the scholarship program requires that you maximise your employability. If you are unsure whether your subject choices align with Department for Education teaching subjects, contact 8226 1456 or to discuss. Studying in one domain/teaching area only may influence your scholarship eligibility. Applications will be assessed on an individual basis taking into consideration how your subject choices align with Department for Education teaching subjects. Indicate below: the subjects you are studying or intend to study in your teacher education course the level of your study in each area and alignment with Department for Education domains/subjects (refer to the ) Major (minimum of 6 x semester courses in a specialist subject) will allow you to teach to Year 12; or Minor (minimum of 4 x semester courses in a specialist subject) will allow you to teach to Year 10 Domain: Subject: (to Year 12) OR Minor (to Year 10) Domain: Subject: Major (to Year 12) OR Minor (to Year 10) Domain: Subject: Major (to Year 12) OR Minor (to Year 10)
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