Master’s in Teaching English to Young Learners
A specialized master’s programme preparing educators to teach English to preschoolers and primary school children (grades 1–3).
Best for:Best for educators or graduates with a background in education, linguistics, or related fields seeking specialized training in teaching English to young learners (ages 3–8).
Overview
This master’s programme at the University of Warsaw’s Faculty of Education focuses on equipping educators with interdisciplinary knowledge in language acquisition, young learner pedagogy, and content-integrated language teaching (CLIL). The curriculum blends theoretical instruction with practical workshops led by experts, emphasizing teacher research and classroom problem-solving. Students gain hands-on experience in selected schools and preschools with extended English programmes. Graduates are prepared to teach English in bilingual programmes, preschools, and primary schools (grades 1–3) in Poland and internationally.
What you'll do
- Develop and implement teaching strategies tailored for young learners (ages 3–8) in English language classrooms.
- Conduct classroom-based research to address practical teaching challenges and improve pedagogical practices.
- Participate in workshops and lectures led by experts in young learner language education.
- Complete supervised teaching practice in preschools and primary schools with extended English programmes.
- Assess and evaluate student progress using specialized language assessment tools and methodologies.
Requirements
Degree required: Bachelor’s, Master’s, or equivalent degree in any discipline (no specific field required).
Degree offered: Master’s in Teaching English to Young Learners
Language: English proficiency at **B2 level** (for candidates with prior teaching qualifications in kindergartens or primary schools) or **C1 level** (for all other applicants). Proof required via certificate, exam transcript, or specified grade in supplement.
Instruction: English
- Proven ability to teach or work with young learners (preschool or primary school age).
- Basic proficiency in English language teaching methodologies (if applicable).
- Familiarity with educational assessment techniques.
- Open to all international and Polish applicants.
- No age restrictions.
- No nationality restrictions.
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Applicants must submit a final diploma grade and average grade from previous studies (converted to ranking points). English proficiency must be verified via a certificate, exam transcript, or specified grade in the supplement. Apply through the University of Warsaw’s official admission portal.
- Final diploma and transcripts from previous studies (converted to ranking points)
- Proof of English proficiency (B2 or C1 level, as applicable)
- Application form (submitted via portal)
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