Why this courseStudying on the PGDE (Secondary) religious moral education course is a rewarding and absorbing experience and our students go on to enjoy busy careers where their skills are in great demand due to the reputation for high quality which the University of Strathclyde enjoys within the teaching profession. By training to teach religious moral education at Strathclyde, you will benefit from:purposeful, inclusive and multicultural educationan emphasis on philosophical and critical thinking skillsthe exploration of a variety of religious beliefs and those beliefs independent of religioninnovative teaching strategies informed by current researcha strong emphasis on the development of resourcing and course writing skillsopportunities for peer micro-teachingexpert-led workshops from teacher practitionersthe exploration of the purposeful use of various technologies in teachingopportunities for sharing resources with other RME studentsan input by experts from faith communitiesan insight into the content of other curricular areas in relation to RMEstrong links with school practitionersNote that UCAS does not distinguish between RME (Religious and Moral Education in the non-denominational sector) and RERC (religious education in Roman Catholics Schools). The Strathclyde Institute of Education focuses on RME only.Worldwide qualificationThe PGDE is a well-recognised teaching qualification worldwide and is regulated by:the General Teaching Council for Scotland (GTCS)the Scottish GovernmentIf you wish to teach in another country you should contact the relevant education authority to check your eligibility.Study with uslearn from on-campus classes and 18 weeks of placements in schoolsbecome qualified to teach in locations worldwideopportunity to achieve 80 Masters-level creditsfunded places available (ScottishHome students only)CareersA degree in education will equip you for a range of careers working with children and young people.Most of our PGDE graduates go on to work as teachers in secondary schools across the country. Learn more about what happens after your PGDE.Secondary School Teachers in Scotland use the Curriculum for Excellence framework. They work with their class to develop skills and abilities, and encourage the pupils to expand their knowledge and understanding further.