Introduction

The master's degree in teaching (section 4) is the educational qualification required for access to the teaching profession in upper secondary education. It is awarded on completion of a 120-credit course. This is a second cycle course obtained after a bachelor's degree giving access to this master's in teaching (section 4). The subject orientation of this Master's in Teaching (section 4) determines the subjects that can be taught in upper secondary education.

The aim of the Master of Teaching (Section 4) programme is to provide students with initial training that will enable them to acquire the knowledge and skills that are essential for an effective start in the teaching profession and for positive career development.

 

Your profile

You wish to teach your subject in the last three years of upper secondary education.

You meet the entry requirements for this programme.

Your future job

Teacher in upper secondary education

Your programme

The programme is based on :
- a teaching method that alternates lectures, seminars in small groups, conferences and professional practice placements ;
- a programme approach that closely and complementarily combines theory and practice;
- a strong emphasis on work placements in upper secondary education, with support for professional practice throughout the course
- students are given responsibility for acquiring the knowledge, skills and attitudes associated with the teaching profession.