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The Postgraduate Certificate in Specialist Teaching will give you advanced study to graduate as a specialist resource teacher.
Find out more about entry requirements, fees and courses in the planning section.
Advance your knowledge of inclusive education as an interprofessional field of practice by becoming a specialist resource teacher in the areas of autism spectrum disorder, learning and behaviour, blind and vision impairment, or gifted and talented. You’ll extend your capability for working collaboratively within a wider team of professional practice and expand your skills in research, critical analysis, problem-solving and the effective use of technologies and online communications.
This programme is offered in partnership with the University of Canterbury.
Massey is ranked in the world’s top 150 universities for education in the Quacquarelli Symonds (QS) ranking.
Please note that the Postgraduate Certificate in Specialist Teaching does not qualify you to be a teacher in New Zealand. If you want to be a teacher, you will also need to take a postgraduate teaching qualification. Please explore your options in our education pathways tool.
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Graduates of the Postgraduate Certificate in Specialist Teaching provide educational support to staff, students and whanau across special and inclusive education areas in one of many roles, including:
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