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About the course
ACU’s Industrial Technology Microcredentials are flexible professional-development units designed to upskill Technologies and Applied Sciences (TAS) teachers in industrial technology. Choose from eight stand-alone or stackable microcredentials covering areas such as timber design, product and engineering-focused technologies, and curriculum, pedagogy and assessment. Delivered online with practical workshop intensives during NSW school holidays, they can also provide a credit pathway into ACU’s Graduate Diploma in Design and Technologies Education.
Career outcome
These microcredentials support practising and aspiring TAS/Design and Technologies teachers to broaden specialist capability in areas such as timber and product design, electromechanical and engineering technologies, and classroom-ready curriculum and assessment approaches. The learning can help educators bring contemporary industrial technology and design thinking into secondary school settings, strengthen professional accreditation evidence, and build a pathway toward further postgraduate study in design and technologies education.
Entry requirements
Completed a Bachelor degree in Education or a Bachelor degree with a recognised teaching qualification.
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