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Theories and Methods of Moral Education: Licence Requirements and Course Timing

This page explains when Theories and Methods of Moral Education is required for junior-high and high-school teaching licences, and when the course is scheduled.

Requirement status by teaching licence

For the junior-high teaching licence, Theories and Methods of Moral Education is a required course. It carries 2 credits. For the high-school teaching licence, it is not mandatory; it is listed as an elective or as a course that is not required to complete the licence requirements. The high-school licence table places the course in the category of courses independently established by the university. These designations apply to the faculties, campuses, and academic years identified in the source tables, including the 2025 and 2026 curricula at the Saitama Hatoyama Campus and the 2025 and 2026 curricula at specified faculties on the Tokyo Senju Campus.

Course timing and format

The course is worth 2 credits and is scheduled for the first semester of the third year. In the cited curricula, it is a lecture offered at flexible times and may be delivered as an intensive course. For the Faculty of Science and Technology at the Saitama Hatoyama Campus, the course is identified as a middle-school licence requirement and has teacher-training code 10303. For the cited Tokyo Senju Campus curricula, it is identified as a middle-school licence requirement and an intensive summer lecture, with teacher-training code 3401.

Faculty of Engineering, Division II

In the 2026-entry teacher-training curriculum for the Faculty of Engineering, Division II, Theories and Methods of Moral Education is listed among the university's independently established courses. It carries 2 credits, is scheduled for the third year and first semester, and is delivered as a lecture. The course is offered as an intensive course at the same time as the daytime programme and has teacher-training code 3401. The source table marks it as required, although the source notes uncertainty about the table's OCR.

Official sources

The following official Tokyo Denki University materials were used to prepare this page.