The University of Melbourne
2 years full time / 3 years part time
The Master of Teaching (Primary) prepares you to teach children across all primary years (aged 5–12), with specialisations in literacy and mathematics. You will gain practical experience, develop important teaching skills, and build a greater understanding of Indigenous perspectives to empower you as an educator.
Those seeking to become teachers in primary settings and apply for provisional registration with the Victorian Institute of Teaching (VIT). Or to pursue a career in children's services coordination, policy development, quality regulation, assessment or positions involving early intervention for children with special needs.
The program covers a range of subjects and topics related to primary education, including literacy, mathematics, creating high-impact learning environments, establishing safe and positive learning spaces, promoting student wellbeing, and incorporating sustainable and Indigenous practices. You will also develop leadership skills to take on educational roles.
The University of Melbourne is a leading institution for education and teaching programs. The Master of Teaching (Primary) provides practical experience, unparalleled support from mentors, and a holistic approach to developing well-rounded educators who can confidently take on leadership positions.
Graduates of the Master of Teaching (Primary) program will be prepared to work as primary school teachers, with the ability to apply for provisional registration with the Victorian Institute of Teaching (VIT). The program also opens up opportunities in children's services coordination, policy development, quality regulation, assessment, and early intervention roles.
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