Increase your expertise in the field of career development with this endorsed qualification. Provide career support to diverse clients and groups across educational and organizational contexts. Respond to the challenges of an evolving world of work. Graduate ready to seize a new career pathway, or progress in your current role.

In the Masters Qualifying Program (MQP) with Concurrent English you will participate in an intensive program of learning to prepare you for study at postgraduate level. This non-award program comprises four units designed to ensure you have the skills, competencies and knowledge necessary to undertake postgraduate study in business along with the English Enhancement Program. The English Enhancement Program enables students to hone their language skills, in academic writing, reading, listening and speaking, to a high level and prepares them for study in a university environment. Students who successfully pass this course, delivered in conjunction with the MQP course, satisfy the English entry requirements to Western Sydney University. In the MQP course, you will further develop your skills in a range of contemporary business areas including finance and accounting, marketing, management and verbal and written communication skills. You will be required to demonstrate a sound appreciation of the ethical and professional practice in business enterprises, and you will demonstrate practical business communication skills. To complete the Masters Qualifying Program students must pass all four units.

If you are an Education graduate looking to take your career to the next level, this 4-month postgraduate qualification is the fast track you need to succeed. Whether that is educational leadership, training and career development, or a role in the workplace learning sector, further postgraduate study in education, or beyond, this course will provide you with flexible study options, and a curriculum tailored to your career journey. Gain a deepened knowledge of the issues affecting modern education. Explore contemporary education theory, become skilled in the use of research for practice, study the effects of the globalised education and reflect on why local still matters. Suitable for a range of education professionals, this short course can be completed in as little as 4-months (one semester) full-time or one year part-time. With blended study modes including online and face-to-face units, you'll be able to balance study with your other commitments. Looking to upgrade your qualification? Successful completion of this course serves as a pathway into the Master of Education. Study a Master of Education at UC and you will: explore contemporary developments that have an impact across a variety of professional practice fields in education examine the globalised character of educational theory, curriculum development, policy and practice develop skills in analysing and critiquing professional knowledge explore how globalisation's interdependent economic, political, cultural and technological dimensions affect education review research perspectives and practices in education and communication.