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 Diploma of Teacher Education Preparation

The Diploma of Teacher Education Preparation may be the right study choice for students with the motivation, capability and personal attributes to be a great teacher.

The Diploma of Teacher Education Preparation (Dip TEP) is an accredited AQF5 level qualification aimed at students who do not initially meet the minimum ATAR for teaching.  The course was developed as part of the Victorian Government’s Excellence in Teacher Education Reforms  to ensure that disadvantage and diverse educational experiences are not a barrier to capable and committed people who want to pursue a career in teaching.

Successful completion of the Dip TEP will ensure that students graduate with the prerequisite knowledge and skills to undertake a rigorous undergraduate teacher education course.  The Dip TEP supports students to meet the literacy and numeracy standards they will need in order to graduate with a teaching qualification and supports them to meet the demands of study at a higher education level.   The course introduces students to contemporary issues in education and to teaching as a profession, including practical school-based placement.  

The course is offered by a number of institutions, including ACU, RMIT, and VU. 

 Pathways into the Bachelor of Education

There’s more than one way to become a student with Monash.  Students who are interested in becoming a teacher, but do not meet the entry requirements for the Bachelor of Education (Honours), Monash offers a range of pathway programs to help students achieve their goal.

There is a wide range of pathway options available, so students need to consider their reasons for completing a pathway and where they hope to end up.  Students are urged to find out what pathway programs will suit your circumstances by browsing the links below.

• Diploma of Tertiary Studies (DoTS) – domestic students only
• Diploma of Higher Education Studies (DoHE) - domestic students only
• Monash College Diploma – domestic and international students

Students are encouraged to browse Pathways into the Bachelor of Education. 

 Associate Degree of Applied Technologies

The Associate Degree of Applied Technologies is an engineering and digital technologies course designed to prepare students for the profession as a para-professional engineer or technologist in the context of Industry 4.0, as well as provide a pathway for graduates to articulate into a degree course.   

The course provides students with the core concepts in a range of engineering disciplines and equips them with the practical skills and in-depth knowledge to become a technical expert in sectors such as manufacturing, IT, engineering and more.

This two-year course provides an excellent pathway into the Bachelor of Engineering (Honours) with credit for units already completed.