Comments

• The only three-year teacher education degree. All other conjoints have ended, with the PG path now the approach being followed.v2.2
• Made all changes requested by FHSS
• Added a duration/intensity (that really come in to its own for part-time only qualifications and PG (where there is a specified maximum duration as well as the standard full-time minimum)
• Fine-tuned the first degree requirement.

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Duration

2 years of part-time study

Can only be studied part-time

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Points and courses

120 points (6 courses)

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Entry requirements

• Before enrolment, a candidate for the CertDeafStud (Teaching NZSL) shall have been accepted by the Head of the School ofof of Linguistics and Applied Language Studies as likely to benefit from the course of study. 
• Applicants will normally be fluent users of New Zealand Sign Language.

Supplementary information

Tool tips

Thoughts and questions

Diploma requirements

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Certificate requirements

• Complete at least 120 points.
• Complete six courses:
  • DEAF 801
  • DEAF 802
    
  • DEAF 803
  • DEAF 804
  • DEAF 805
  • DEAF 806

Supplementary information

• Standard ones on Degree and major requirements for UG degreesDisclaimer that the calendar is the authoritative source of programme requirements and details.
• If in doubt seek advice.

• The Certificate in Deaf Studies: Teaching New Zealand Sign Language (NZSL) is designed for fluent New Zealand signers, usually members of the Deaf community, who wish to train as sign language teachers. Classes are taught in NZSL, and learning materials are designed for Deaf learners. Watch a short video about this course in NZSL.

• Students learn about the Deaf community and culture, the grammar of NZSL, and methods for teaching sign language. Learning activities in the course include lectures, discussion, practical tasks and assessments - mainly in NZSL.

Tool tips

• Standard ones on Degree and major requirements for UG degrees

Thoughts and questions

• Is this one year part-time?For the first mention of each course code on the page: Subject name (as per GUS p.123).