Monash University Courses

Supporting students with additional learning needs in primary, secondary and special development schools.

The Gender and Family Violence Prevention Centre offers a series of family violence prevention education initiatives, including Professional Development Courses.

This program is relevant to all school teachers from Foundation to Year 12.

This course is designed for education support staff working with primary school aged students with autism in a school setting. You will develop skills and strategies to fulfil your role based on a sound knowledge of the features of autism that impact on student learning.

This short course focuses on the use of computer assisted translation (CAT). It is primarily intended for translators who have little or no experience with CAT (but do have general computer literacy).

There is growing research to support the power of teaching mathematics through challenging tasks. Many generalist primary teachers are interested in experimenting with this approach, however may lack support to do so.

Creating and maintaining supportive and safe learning environments

Monash University with the Centre of Research Excellence in Food Retail Environments (RE-FRESH) bring to you a professional development course on healthy food retail, designed and delivered by the experts in this field; the world-leading researchers who have developed the evidence in this rapidly...

Supporting students with diverse needs is a priority for both Monash University, Faculty of Education and also the Department of Education and Training in Victoria.

In today's technology-driven world, phrases like "responsive design" and "user-friendly interface" have become increasingly important across industries.

When someone is ill or injured and unable to work, what should a scheme that aims to support recovery look like? How can the interests of different stakeholders be balanced with financial sustainability?

This course introduces the concept of food as medicine. You will explore how food can be important both in preventative health and as an aid in the management of certain chronic diseases today, in the past and in the future.