PROGRAM INFORMATION
TYPE: DIPLOMA
DURATION: 3 YEARS
ACCREDITATION: HEA, ZQF LEVEL 6
Diploma Secondary Teaching – COMPUTER STUDIES EDUCATION AND ENGLISH LANGUAGE
Computer Studies Education is a vital component of modern education due to the increasing role of technology in our daily lives and the workforce. It equips students with essential digital literacy skills and prepares them for a future where technology is omnipresent. In today’s digital age, computer studies provide students with the knowledge and skills to use, understand, and create technology, fostering problem-solving abilities and creativity.
English Language Education is crucial for individuals in a globalized world, as English is the lingua franca of international communication, commerce, and culture. Proficiency in English enables students to access a wide range of opportunities, from higher education and employment to cultural engagement and global citizenship.
Program Outline
YEAR 1 | |
COURSE CODE | COURSE TITLE |
HPE 41002 | History and Philosophy of Education |
CSS 41003 | Communication and study skills |
EPS 41004 | Education Psychology and Sociology of Education |
ICT 41005 | Information Communication Technology |
ELE 41061 | English Language teaching methods I |
ELE 41062 | The structure of English Language and Linguistics |
ELE 41064 | Literature in English I |
CSE 41131 | Computer studies teaching methods I |
CSE 41135 | Computer studies I |
YEAR 2 | |
COURSE CODE | COURSE TITLE |
CRE 42004 | Curriculum studies and assessment |
ERP 42002 | Education Research |
SGC 42001 | Special education, guidance and counselling |
STP 42003 | Teaching practice I |
CSE 42131 | Computer studies teaching methods II |
CSE 42135 | Computer studies II |
ELE 42061 | English language teaching methods II |
ELE 42062 | The structure of english language and linguistics II |
ELE 42064 | Literature in English II |
YEAR 3 | |
COURSE CODE | COURSE TITLE |
CSE 43131 | Computer studies teaching methods III |
CSE 43135 | Computer studies III |
EED 43001 | Entrepreneurship Education |
ELE 43061 | English Language teaching methods III |
ELE 43062 | The structure of English Language and Linguistics III |
ELE 43064 | Literature in English III |
ELM 43002 | Education leadership and management |
ERR 43003 | Education Research (Research report) |
STP 43004 | Teaching Practice II |
Programme Aims and Objectives
Upon completing a computer studies education program, students should be able to:
Demonstrate proficiency in using basic computer hardware and software, including operating systems, word processing, spreadsheet applications, and internet browsers.
Apply fundamental programming concepts and languages, allowing them to create simple software programs and solve computational problems.
Develop critical thinking and problem-solving skills by analyzing and solving real-world issues through computational thinking and algorithmic problem-solving techniques.
Work collaboratively on technology-related projects, demonstrating the ability to share ideas, delegate tasks, and manage team dynamics.
Demonstrate proficiency in reading, writing, speaking, and listening in English, with a focus on correct grammar, vocabulary, and pronunciation.
Read and analyze various forms of English literature and texts, including literature, news articles, and academic papers, to extract meaning and evaluate arguments.
Engage in creative writing, storytelling, and other forms of artistic expression in English.
Develop specialized language skills for academic, professional, or personal purposes