Flinders University

Overview

The Master of Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages (TESOL) at Flinders University is designed to enhance your understanding of second language acquisition and refine your teaching methodologies for English language learners. This program offers flexible study options, allowing you to choose between on-campus, online, or blended learning environments, equipping you for a career in language education both in Australia and abroad.

What you'll study

The Master of TESOL encompasses a comprehensive curriculum that includes core subjects focusing on TESOL theory, curriculum development, teaching practices, assessment techniques, linguistics, and research methodologies.

• Concepts of Second Language Learning and Teaching in TESOL
• Principles of Teaching and Learning in TESOL
• Curriculum Development and Teaching Practice in TESOL
• Language Assessment in TESOL
• English Linguistics in TESOL
• English as a Global Language
• Research in TESOL

Capstone / research component: The program includes a dedicated research subject aimed at fostering evidence-based teaching practices and inquiry within TESOL.

Note: For detailed information regarding subject sequencing and elective options, please refer to the current Flinders University curriculum.

Entry requirements

To be considered for admission, applicants should typically possess an accredited bachelor's degree (or equivalent) from a recognized tertiary institution. Graduates with a Bachelor of Education or a Master of Teaching may have the opportunity to specialize in English as a Second Language (ESL) or Languages Other than English (LOTE), pending the university's evaluation of their previous studies.

Career prospects

Graduates of the Master of TESOL are well-prepared for a variety of roles in language education, including positions in schools, language centers, and educational institutions globally. With the growing demand for English language instruction worldwide, this qualification opens doors to rewarding career opportunities in diverse educational settings.