Secondary Education: Languages

Teacher training qualification which allows graduates to become a modern languages teacher.

Degree requirements: An ordinary degree, or international equivalent. Degree must include: 80 SCQF credits in the language you wish to teach (if you wish to teach your native language, see 'Native Speakers' section below) All the languages taught in Scotland are valuable – there is no hierarchy of language. The entry requirements outlined take account of the context in which languages are taught. Where possible, applicants should offer more than one language. Language residency Applicants are required to undertake a residency of 6 months in their first language and 3 months in their second language. We are of the view that applicants require the language and cultural elements provided by immersion in the relevant country to help them share their love of languages. The applicant’s academic

You're required to have a suitable minimum level of competency in the English language if your first language is not English or if you haven't been educated wholly or mainly in the medium of English. For postgraduate studies, the University of Strathclyde requires a minimum overall score of IELTS 6.5 ( no individual test score below 5.5 ) or equivalent. Tests are valid for two years. Pre-sessional

International students: £20,950

UK students: To be confirmed

UK/Home: To be confirmed

International: £20,950

August

No formal closing date for postgraduate taught applications — apply as early as possible. Check course page for specific deadlines.

• Glasgow, United Kingdom