Graduate Certificate of Catholic Ed provides advantage for job seekers

Rebecca Vukovic

By Rebecca Vukovic
Published March 31, 2015

Most Catholic schools, particularly in the primary sector, require teachers to be accredited to teach religious education.

So for those without any formal training in the area, undertaking a Graduate Certificate of Catholic Education, like that offered ...

This story appeared in the April 2015 edition of Australian Teacher Magazine.

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