Master of Teaching (Primary)
A professional coursework degree designed to prepare university graduates for a career in primary school teaching.
Best for:Best for university graduates seeking a career change into primary school education.
Overview
The Master of Teaching (Primary) at the University of Wollongong is a postgraduate program tailored for graduates from non-teaching disciplines who wish to transition into primary education. The curriculum focuses on equipping students with the pedagogical skills necessary to teach children from Kindergarten to Year 6. Participants engage in a blend of on-campus tutorials, lectures, and extensive professional experience placements within school environments. The program emphasizes classroom diversity, community engagement, and the practical application of teaching strategies through technology-enhanced learning and school-based research.
What you'll do
- Complete 60 days of professional experience (PEX) in school settings.
- Participate in on-campus tutorials, lectures, and online teaching forums.
- Develop skills in designing assessments and conducting school-based research.
- Engage in workshops focused on communication and technology-enhanced learning.
- Collaborate with local teachers and school communities during immersion programs.
Requirements
Degree required: Bachelor's degree in a non-teaching field
Degree offered: Master of Teaching (Primary)
Language: English proficiency as required by UOW admissions policy
Instruction: English
- Commitment to primary education (Kindergarten to Year 6)
- Ability to engage in professional school-based placements
- Capacity for collaborative learning and community engagement
- Must hold a recognized undergraduate degree
- Must meet UOW Admissions Procedures and College Admissions Policy requirements
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How to apply
Prospective students should review the admission requirements on the official University of Wollongong course page. Applications are processed according to UOW's standard admissions procedures and policies.
- Academic transcripts
- Proof of prior degree
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