The Master of Teaching (Secondary) prepares graduates for secondary teaching in a wide range of curriculum areas, and provides a qualification in two learning areas (or a double sequence). Teacher Candidates complete 200 points of study over two years full time. The first three semesters focus on teaching in learning areas with a strong emphasis on Clinical Teaching practice and preparation for independent teaching. In the second year Teacher Candidates can choose from coursework (which includes a capstone experience and electives; with opportunities for an enriched placement) and research pathway options. The electives are designed to provide Teacher Candidates with options to expand their professional knowledge in areas of interest and relevance to schools. Enriched placements expand Teacher Candidates practicum experiences in national and international settings.