Master of Arts in Education: Learning and Development
A specialist master’s programme for educators and practitioners supporting adult learners.
Best for:Best for educators, trainers, and practitioners with experience in adult learning seeking to deepen their expertise and advance their careers in education.
Overview
This Master of Arts programme is designed for educators and practitioners who focus on adult learning. It equips graduates with advanced skills to enhance their roles, fostering confidence, innovation, and engagement in adult education settings. The curriculum integrates theoretical knowledge with practical experience, ensuring learners can apply insights directly to their professional contexts. Applicants should have prior lecturing or training experience with adult learners, with a minimum of 50 hours of relevant experience. The programme also incorporates peer and tutor observation sessions to refine teaching practices.
What you'll do
- Develop advanced pedagogical skills tailored to adult learners.
- Engage in peer and tutor observation sessions to refine teaching practices.
- Apply theoretical knowledge to real-world educational challenges.
- Collaborate with fellow educators to enhance learning environments.
- Contribute to innovative teaching strategies for adult education settings.
Requirements
Degree required: Level 8 Primary degree (Bachelor’s) in an area of expertise relevant to education or a related field
Degree offered: Master of Arts (MA) in Education: Learning and Development
Language: English; Duolingo English Test (DET) accepted as proof of proficiency
Instruction: English
- Minimum of 50 hours of lecturing or training experience with adult learners
- Ability to participate in peer and tutor observation sessions (minimum 2 hours during the programme)
- Applicants must have a Level 8 Primary degree (Bachelor’s) in a relevant field
- Accreditation of Prior Learning and Prior Experience (APL/APEL) considered for applicants who do not meet standard requirements
- No specific nationality or residency restrictions mentioned
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How to apply
Applicants must apply online through the Griffith College portal. The process involves submitting a CV, academic transcripts, and any relevant documentation demonstrating prior experience. Applicants with APL/APEL requirements should indicate this during application and provide supporting documentation.
- CV
- Academic transcripts (Level 8 Primary degree)
- Proof of lecturing or training experience (e.g., certificates, letters of reference)
- Duolingo English Test (DET) score or equivalent proof of English proficiency
- Documentation for Accreditation of Prior Learning and Prior Experience (if applicable)
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