Program Overview

Graduate Certificate in Inclusive Education

The Graduate Certificate in Inclusive Education is designed for graduates with qualifications in a relevant field such as teaching or allied health. Candidates may be either currently working with individuals with additional needs or aspiring to move into this field.

Overview

• Approved Abbreviation: GradCertInclEd
• Western Sydney University Program Code: 1721
• AQF Level: 8
• Study Mode: One year part-time
• Location: Online

Admission

Applicants for admission into the Graduate Certificate in Inclusive Education must have successfully completed an undergraduate degree, or higher, in teaching/education, rehabilitation therapies, human welfare studies and services, or behavioral science.

Structure

Qualification for this award requires the successful completion of 40 credit points from the specified subjects.

Core Subjects

• TEAC 7010: Assessing to Support Learning
• TEAC 7029: Disability in Context
• TEAC 7041: Effective Working Relationships
• TEAC 7051: Inclusive Environments
• TEAC 7068: Learning and Teaching in Challenging Contexts
• TEAC 7072: Managing Challenging and Diverse Behaviour
• TEAC 7084: Person-Centred Practice
• TEAC 7144: Technology Assisting Learning
• TEAC 7150: Universal Design for Learning

Special Requirements

1. Working with Children Check (WWCC): Students must complete the two components of the WWCC process.
2. NSW Department of Education's Child Protection Awareness Training (CPAT): Students must complete the two components of the CPAT.
3. ASCIA Anaphylaxis e-Training: Students must complete the training and email their certificate.

Program Advice

For prospective students, it is recommended to visit the Western Sydney University website for general enquiries about this program.