The PGDE Secondary Education: Gaelic at the University of Strathclyde offers a vital pathway into teaching a language critical for cultural preservation and future engagement. As a Gaelic teacher, you will inspire and equip the next generation with essential language skills, addressing a current shortage of qualified educators in this field. This postgraduate diploma is designed for individuals passionate about education and fluent in Gaelic, preparing you to make a significant impact within Scotland's vibrant Gaelic-speaking communities and beyond.
This full-time, on-campus programme is delivered over nine months, integrating professional values and skills through enquiry-based learning. You will explore compulsory education studies alongside optional modules, potentially earning Masters credits. The curriculum is regulated by the General Teaching Council for Scotland (GTCS) and the Scottish Government, ensuring you gain a globally recognised qualification. You will graduate ready to enter the Gaelic teaching profession, equipped with the pedagogical expertise and practical experience to foster Gaelic language fluency and cultural understanding.