The PGDE Secondary Education: Religious Moral Education at the University of Strathclyde is designed for aspiring educators passionate about fostering critical thinking and ethical understanding in young minds. This postgraduate diploma equips you with the essential skills to teach religious and moral education, exploring diverse beliefs and philosophical concepts within an inclusive, multicultural framework. You will develop innovative teaching strategies informed by current research, preparing you to address the contemporary challenges and opportunities within the education sector and contribute meaningfully to students' personal and intellectual development. This course is ideal for those seeking a dynamic and impactful career in teaching.
Delivered on campus full-time over nine months, your PGDE journey will involve a blend of professional values, enquiry-based learning, and practical skills development. You will engage in expert-led workshops, peer micro-teaching, and explore the purposeful use of technology in the classroom, gaining hands-on experience. The curriculum emphasizes resourcing and course writing skills, alongside insights from faith communities and other curricular areas. You will graduate with a well-recognised worldwide qualification, regulated by the General Teaching Council for Scotland, ready to embark on a rewarding career as a qualified teacher of Religious Moral Education.