Equip yourself with the skills to become a registered secondary school teacher. The course is taken as a double degree with a Bachelor of Health Sciences, providing core health sciences topics and a choice from one of two specialisation options. What you will study First year A typical first year may include: topics in teaching and educational contexts, and middle schooling philosophy and pedagogy preparation for professional experience placements in secondary school and community settings topics contributing to your health sciences component. Second year A typical second year may include: topics in learners and their development, and teaching Indigenous Australian students 15 days of professional experience placements in secondary school and community settings topics contributing to your health sciences component. Third year A typical third year may include: topic in relationships for learning studies in curriculum context and development, and literacies across the curriculum a topic in contemporary issues in secondary schooling 25 days of professional experience placements in secondary school and community settings topics contributing to your health sciences component. Fourth year A typical fourth year may include: topics in differentiation for diverse learners, and numeracy and ICT across the curriculum a topic reflecting on the role of the professional educator 40 days of professional experience placements in secondary school and community settings topics contributing to your health sciences component. Your career Although the majority of education graduates go on to employment as teachers in the public or private sector, some choose to follow other pathways. Potential occupations include: secondary teacher developmental educator graduate administrative officer youth and children’s support officer. Potential employers include: secondary schools government schools independent schools government education departments government, health and private industry settings.