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The "Start! Teaching for Students" modules always appear on the Academic Record after the module has been passed. Recognition and booking may vary depending on the study regulations. Further information can be found on the STS website.
In addition, there are cases in which students must decide for themselves where they want to have the credit (i.e. the ECTS points of our modules) recognised. Students must then manually assign the credit to the corresponding study programme (major/minor). You can find more information about this process here.
Several modules can be completed at the same time, but we advise caution due to the mandatory online activities/ workshops. If all mandatory dates can be attended and there is enough time for self-study, any number of modules can be booked.
Nein, die Module können unabhängig voneinander gebucht werden.
The OLAT courses start two weeks before the start of the semester. This leaves enough time to work on the asynchronous parts of the modules. However, there are additional synchronous workshops during the semester.
Yes, that's no problem and can complement the tutoring well.
No, it doesn't. All modules must be booked via the regular module booking at UZH.
No. The allocation of TA positions is the responsibility of the institutes. Your participation in the "Start! Teaching for Students" modules can be used as a reference.
This is generally not a problem, as the programme builds up didactic skills and competencies as well as tutoring-specific knowledge. However, your study regulations may prevent you from booking our modules. Please contact the School for Transdisciplinary Studies for more information School for Transdisciplinary Studies.
We are not a job portal, but offer modules at UZH that provide an introduction to didactics. In some programmes, these are counted as proof of a teaching qualification. The positions themselves are announced by the individual study programmes/institutes. It is best to contact the person responsible in your study programme/institute or your professors for tutoring positions directly.