Access to the master’s programme

This master’s degree is aimed at students with a doctoral degree, a degree in engineering or architecture, or an undergraduate degree (including a bachelor's degree) who want to be secondary school teachers (obligatory secondary education, upper secondary education and vocational training).The qualifying degree must have been issued by a university in the EHEA. Degrees issued by other universities must be accredited at a level equivalent to the corresponding official university degrees of Spain and allow admission to postgraduate studies in the issuing country.

Access to the different tracks of this master’s programme depends on the degree required to teach in different schools. For each academic year, the Catalan Ministry of Education prepares a list of candidates to temporarily cover vacant teaching positions.

 The Ministry of Education’s website includes information relating to master’s tracks, educational specialisations and degrees:

 - Subjects that can be taught
 - Degrees required to teach particular subjects
 

Pre-registration

The University Access Office manages the pre-registration procedure and access to the master’s programmes for students with undergraduate degrees, degrees in architecture or engineering, or bachelor's degrees, and ensures the principles of publicity, equality, merit and ability through the telematics media.

Pre-registration can be completed on the website: http://accesnet.gencat.cat.

Required documents

The following documents must be submitted to the University Access Office (OAU) during pre-registration:
Official transcript of university studies giving a grade point average as a number out of 10, in accordance with Royal Decree 1125/2003, of 5 September. It is recommended that students with studies completed in foreign educational systems submit transcripts with the average mark calculated to http://notasmedias.aneca.es.  
Degree certificate or degree certificate payment receipt.
Certificate demonstrating the applicant has attained level B1 in a third language.

Language accreditation

a) Accreditation of level of a third language (English, French, German or Italian)

In accordance with regulations, during pre-registration, student must accredit, with the corresponding certificate, level B1 or higher of the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages (CEFR) in one of the following languages: English, French, German or Italian. Applicants who finished their undergraduate degree at one of the 12 Catalan universities after the EHEA was created do not have to certify attainment of level B1 in a third language. On the other hand, applicants who completed their undergraduate degrees before the EHEA was created, and students whose degree certificate was by a university outside Catalonia, are required to certify attainment of level B1 in one of the four languages mentioned.

Certificates considered valid for accreditation of the required knowledge of a third language were announced in Resolution ECO/1134/2015, of 13 May, which presented the Agreement of the Board of the Interuniversity Council of Catalonia on the recognition of certificates and degrees accrediting competency in foreign languages (modified by the errata published in the Official Gazette of the Government of Catalonia (DOGC) of 5/06/2015).
In addition to the certificates listed in the table of equivalencies between CEFR levels CEFR and certificates recognised to access a teaching master’s, the following documents will also be accepted to certify attainment of level B1 in English, French, Italian or German:

1. Degrees from foreign universities taught in one of those four languages.
2. Certificate of secondary education issued by a school where classes are taught in one of those four languages.
3. A degree in philology, translation and interpretation or the equivalent, one of those four languages.
4. Certified proof of having studied at least 10% of the subjects in a university degree programme (bachelor’s, master’s or doctoral) one of those four languages. 5. Certificates of competency in one of those four languages at level B1 or higher, issued by the language service or institute of any Spanish university.

b) Accreditation of official languages (Catalan and Spanish)

During pre-registration, international students must certify a level B1 or higher in at least one of the official languages, Spanish or Catalan. And before finishing the master’s degree, they must have attained level B2 or higher in either of the two.

Equivalencies between accreditations of level B1 in Catalan and certificates of Catalan issued by the General Directorate for Language Policy of the Government of Catalonia are available in the General Directorate for Language Policy’s list of degrees equivalent to certificates of Catalan.

You can also consult a table of Spanish accreditations.

The Studient admitted can do the registration in the following link