Balancing work and study
I love that the Master of Education (School Guidance and Counselling) has been set up for someone that needs to work full time and study part time. The course takes the schedule of a working teacher into consideration and plans around that. For example, lectures happen after school hours rather than the middle of the day, which I've really appreciated to help me balance work and study.
Master of Education (School Guidance and Counselling)
Creating better student outcomes
Studying a Master of Education (Leadership and Management) degree when working in that field is so engaging because I was able to relate it to what I do on a day-to-day basis. The material I learnt whilst studying, I was applying real time into my work. It changed some of the directions that I was taking as a leader, which ultimately benefited the college in more ways than one, which ultimately created better student outcomes.
Master of Education (Leadership and Management) graduate