Bachelor in Teaching Language

Bachelor of Teaching Language
The Bachelor of Teaching Language aims to provide you with general skills that may be useful in teaching language to fresh students. While some people may specialize in particular languages, having a Bachelor of Teaching Language is an asset since it demonstrates your knowledge of standard techniques and devices used in teaching language.

Structure and duration of the degree program
The Bachelor of Teaching Language is a broad program generally involving core courses in the first two years. The last two years allow you to specialize in a particular language. There is an emphasis on practical experience in the final year of the Bachelor of Teaching Language. Students often teach language at local schools.

Highlights of the coursework
The Bachelor of Teaching Language involves increasing focus on technology that facilitates language practice and monitoring of improvement. Students are encouraged to practice speaking, reading and writing in groups to enhance their teaching skills.

Admission criteria and graduation requirements
Those with a high school diploma may apply to complete a Bachelor of Teaching Language. While prior exposure to foreign languages it not required, the strongest candidates tend to have completed one year of language study in high school and have some exposure to bilingual environments.

Career prospects and average salary
Those with a Bachelor of Teaching Language find employment in schools as well as the private and public sector because of the demand for teaching language skills. Salary depends on the skill level of the teacher.