Have you considered a
career in education or youth work?
Train to teach/work with children, young people and adults
At the University of Huddersfield, we offer you a progressive career path, good employment prospects
and a reliable income with plenty of benefits. At the same time, you can make a positive impact,
inspire people of all ages that is rewarding on many levels.
We offer a range of courses that will help launch a fulfilling career,
including:
Careers guidance - a professional qualification in careers guidance.
Early years - a government funded qualification to gain
Early Years Professional Status (EYPS) to work in an early years setting.
Teaching/training - train to teach others in a secondary school,
Further or Higher Education.
Youth and community work - the National Youth Agency endorsed
professional qualification.
Our full-time postgraduate courses include:
Early Childhood Studies with Early Years Professional Status (EYPS) PgDip
Guidance PgDip
Multimedia and E-learning MSc
Initial Teacher Training, Secondary Business Education PGCE
Initial Teacher Training, Secondary Design Technology PGCE
Initial Teacher Training, Secondary Information Communication Technology PGCE
Initial Teacher Training, Secondary Mathematics PGCE
Initial Teacher Training, Secondary Music PGCE
Initial Teacher Training, Secondary Science PGCE
Post-Compulsory Education and Training, Pre-Service PGCE
Professional Development (Religion and Education in Contemporary Society) MA
Youth and Community Work Diploma in Professional Studies
If you are considering postgraduate study and would like further
information about these courses, please contact:
Course Enquiries
E-mail: sepd@hud.ac.uk
Tel: 01484 478249
www.hud.ac.uk/edu
School of Education and Professional Development
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