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Tertiary Courses for teachers and teachers in training New Teaching Qualifications at Otago Primary Teachers with Religious education qualifications, available to teach |
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Tertiary Courses For Teachers in Catholic Schools 2010National Organisations Dioceses National OrganisationsNATIONAL CENTRE FOR RELIGIOUS STUDIES (NCRS), WELLINGTONEmail: ncrsnz@clear.net.nz, Website: www.ncrs.org.nz Walk by Faith Understanding Sexuality Distance Learning
GOOD SHEPHERD COLLEGE – TE HEPARA PAI (GSC), AUCKLAND Email: admin@gsc.ac.nz, Website: www.gsc.ac.nz GSC is registered as a Private Training Establishment with the New Zealand Qualifications Authority, and is an offshore campus of the Catholic Institute of Sydney, a member institute of the Sydney College of Divinity. The student body includes diocesan and Marist seminarians, religious and lay students. Teaching is both on campus and by distance.
See the website for the timetable of classes and the papers able to be taken by distance. Papers have portability and qualify for the usual tertiary student allowances and loans. WELLINGTON CATHOLIC EDUCATION CENTRE Email: e.fava@wn.catholic.org.nz, Website: www.wcec.org.nz, PO Box 1937, Wellington Phone: (04) 496 1718, Fax: (04) 496 1715. Wellington Catholic Education Centre (WCEC) is registered as a Private Training Establishment with the New Zealand Qualifications Authority under the Education Act 1989 and its subsequent amendments. Qualifications
Mulkti Sites Taught and Distance Learning Modes of Delivery For a full list of courses offered at each teaching site see the Prospectus. Other Qualifications and Services
Also available: Adult Education courses on a wide range of topics, and professional development courses for teachers in Catholic primary and secondary schools. The Prospectus is available on the website or from Wellington Catholic Education Centre, address above. Seasons For Growth Companion Training Training is available in all dioceses, as follows: Auckland: Delia Ruane, deliar@cda.org.nz Hamilton: Cynthia Piper, cynthiap@cdh.org.nz, Carole Fleming, cfssweb@hyper.net.nz Palmerston North: Debbie Jameson, djameson@pndiocese.org.nz Wellington: Sue Devereux, s.devereux@wn.catholic.org.nz Christchurch: Lyn Wilson, lynwilseasons@slingshot.co.nz Dunedin/Invercargill: Kay Blackburn, kayandgregb@paradise.net.nz Central Otago: Kathi McLean, kathi@coreap.org.nz DiocesesAUCKLAND DIOCESECatholic Institute of Theology (CIT) Email: lyn.smith@auckland.ac.nz CIT faculty members teach Religious Education papers in the following qualifications for the University of Auckland, Faculty of Education and School of Theology:
CIT faculty members teach papers in the following qualifications for the Australian Catholic University:
Diocesan Team
Religious Education Team
HAMILTON DIOCESE Email: cynthiap@cdh.org.nz
PALMERSTON NORTH DIOCESE Email: tsilverwood@pndiocese.org.nz
Also available are a range of professional development courses for teachers, support staff and BOT members in Catholic primary and secondary schools. WELLINGTON ARCHDIOCESE See National Organisations: Wellington Catholic Education Centre CHRISTCHURCH DIOCESE Email: cshaw@chch.catholic.org.nz
DUNEDIN DIOCESE Email: sisterjan@dce.ac.nz Catholic Education Office, in cooperation with the University of Otago Department of Theology and the Dunedin College of Education:
These certificates include university papers in Scripture and Theology. Many papers of the University of Otago Department of Theology include Distance Learning opportunities. Dunedin College of Education (including Southland Campus)
Religious Education Team
New Teaching Qualification Available at University of Otago College of EducationEmail: Jm.ogilvy@otago.ac.nz, Ph 03 479 4987 Otago University is now offering a new Degree and Graduate Diploma that will enable students to be even better prepared to be teachers in Catholic Schools. This course will be of interest to potential teachers from throughout New Zealand. Students will now be able to do up to seven papers in Theology and Religious Studies as part of a conjoint Bachelor of Education Studies (with a specialist year in Religious Education) and a Graduate Diploma of Teaching. Hence, as well as completing the two qualifications which will prepare a student to teach in a primary school, the student will do up to seven papers in Biblical Studies, Christian Thought and History, Pastoral Studies or Religious Studies and an internship paper (worth 36 points, and so the equivalent of two papers) which will focus on the area of Religious Education. The conjoint degree and diploma will mean students undertaking the specialist year in Religious Education will have an ideal background for teaching in Catholic Schools, or for becoming, in due course, Directors of Religious Education. The conjoint degree and diploma will also mean that graduates of this programme will be eligible for Q3+ salary. The new programme has been made possible by the merger of the Dunedin College of Education with the University of Otago, forming the University of Otago College of Education. This means there can be an even closer cooperation between the College of Education and the University of Otago’s Department of Theology and Religious Studies. This builds on the long-standing cooperation in Dunedin between the Catholic Education Office, the College of Education and the University of Otago. Students will be able to study a whole range of papers in Theology and Religious Studies as part of the new programme. These papers include papers on The Prophets; The Gospels; Jesus in the New Testament; Modern Christianity; Christology; The Trinity; Spirit, Church and Sacraments; Pastoral Counselling; The Person in Ministry; Hinduism and Buddhism; The Religion of Islam and The Body in Asian Religions. Such papers will enable teachers to bring a wealth of understanding to the classroom and school. Tony Hanning, Director of Catholic Education for the Diocese of Dunedin, has commended the initiative of the Otago University College of Education in developing this new and unique course. Anyone preparing for a long-term career path in the Catholic school system should consider enrolling for this course. Our office is happy to advise on suitable opportunities for undertaking the internship paper. |
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