Master in German Teaching for Lower Secondary Level I
A specialized Master's program designed to train future German language teachers for middle schools in Switzerland.
Best for:Best for certified elementary school teachers seeking to specialize in teaching German at the lower secondary level.
Overview
The Master in German Teaching for Lower Secondary Level I is a study program organized by the Department of Training and Learning at SUPSI. It is specifically aimed at individuals who hold an elementary school teaching diploma, providing them with advanced disciplinary training in German language and literature. Spanning 120 ECTS, the curriculum prepares educators to effectively teach German at the middle school level. Students will engage in rigorous academic coursework and pedagogical instruction tailored to secondary education.
What you'll do
- Complete advanced coursework totaling 120 ECTS focused on German language and literature didactics
- Participate in pedagogical training workshops designed for lower secondary education
- Fulfill all academic requirements and assignments outlined by the Department of Training and Learning
- Engage in practical teaching methodologies and subject-specific educational research
Requirements
Degree required: Elementary school teaching diploma (covering school years 3-7)
Degree offered: Master of Arts SUPSI in Insegnamento del tedesco per il livello secondario I
Language: German; Italian
Instruction: German, Italian
- Prior qualification as an elementary school teacher
- Proficiency in German language education concepts
- Capacity for rigorous academic study at the Master's level
- Must hold a recognized elementary school teaching diploma
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How to apply
Applications are typically submitted by mid-February, with detailed deadlines published approximately 10 months prior to the start of the Master's program. Interested candidates should review the official university website for specific admission guidelines and submission portals.
- Elementary school teaching diploma
- Academic transcripts
- Application form
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