You don't need a specialist mathematics background to be an effective maths teacher. This professional development diploma course equips you with the subject knowledge and teaching techniques required to teach all key stages. It’s also suitable for numeracy consultants, learning support assistants or if you’re working in home education. The Graduate Diploma in Mathematics Education comprises a series of short modules at honours level on the QAA framework for Higher Education Qualifications. It aims to:
Registration is not yet open for this qualification. For an autumn 2012 start, registration opens on 27 March 2012. If you would like to register your interest, you can order our free guide to studying in 2012.
This diploma course will help you develop the subject knowledge and teaching methods needed to teach mathematics at all key stages without a specialist mathematics background.
It’s widely accepted that a qualification in statistics and the mathematical sciences particularly enhances the following transferable and much sought-after skills:
There’s more information about how OU study can improve your employability in the OU’s Employability Statement from our Careers Advisory Service. You can also read or download our publication OU study and your career and look at our subject pages to find out about career opportunities.
The learning outcomes of this qualification are described in four areas:
Read more detailed information about the learning outcomes, and how they are acquired through teaching, learning and assessment methods.
If you have already completed some successful study at higher education level at another institution we may be able to give you credit that you can count towards this Open University qualification. Further details will be available when registration opens for this qualification.
On successful completion of 120 credits of required modules you will be awarded a Diploma in Mathematics Education.
See fees and funding options for study from September 2012.
An undergraduate qualification in Education and Mathematics and Statistics.
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