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Professional Internship: Primary BEd/ECE (EDU381) |
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Points: |
6 |
Enrolment Options: |
Murdoch: AU13-external, SP26-internal, SP26-external |
Description: |
Gives students the opportunity to consolidate their theoretical knowledge; develops a high level of professional competence; aims to nurture the development of the reflective practitioner; establishes a foundation for confronting the issues associated with the professional responsibilities of being a teacher. Unit consists of an initial two-week on-campus (internal only) prior to a six-week school-based internship in an early childhood setting. The unit concludes with two-weeks on-campus as preparation for the students' future profession. |
Contact time: |
Two weeks on campus; six weeks in a school-based early childhood setting; two weeks on campus. |
Prerequisites: |
Enrolment in the final semester of a Bachelor of Education (Early Childhood and Primary) OR Bachelor of Education (Primary) and Early Childhood minor. Students will be required to have successfully completed all the required units. |
Exclusions: |
BEd (Primary) students who are not enrolled in the Early Childhood Education minor. |
Notes: |
Enrolment in the relevant Professional Internship Preliminary unit (EDU379) in the same semester will be expected. |
Used in these Courses: |
Education (BEd) [Early Childhood and Primary Teaching] (Four Years) |
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