DCU Institute of Education is offering the Graduate Diploma in Social, Personal and Health Education and Relationships and Sexuality Education SPHE/RSE, the first of its kind in an Irish context. The programme is funded by the Department of Education (DE) under an initiative to provide pathways for progression for post-primary teachers and to build capacity and leadership within the teaching profession for the teaching of SPHE/RSE.
This innovative, one-year, part-time NFQ Level 9 post-graduate programme of continuing teacher professional development is specifically designed to upskill and enable post-primary teachers to acquire, develop and advance their core competencies in the teaching of SPHE/RSE at Junior and Senior Cycle levels.
Sign up to learn more at this Q&A Session on DCU IoE Graduate Diploma in SPHE/RSE taking place on Nov 28, 2022 04:00 PM. Register here.
This webinar is intended for post-primary teachers, principals and other key education stakeholders who wish to find out more about the GDip SPHE/RSE.
The Programme Team will offer a brief overview of the GDip SPHE/RSE programme followed by a Questions and Answers session for those in attendance.
Dublin City University offer a range of taught and research programmes to doctoral and masters level and have a distinguished record in providing continuing professional development.
The Institute courses are delivered in a context characterised by innovation and development, scholarship, research and excellence in teaching and learning. Embedded in our programmes is a deep commitment to equity, social justice and inclusion.
Students who undertake the courses will have a formative impact on development within schools, workplaces and the broader education community. DCU see this as both a responsibility and a privilege, and work hard to ensure that the programmes meet your needs.
