Bachelor of Education - Primary

Yes. UTAS allows students to study both part-time and remotely, and can also provide credit for prior learning, making it possible to complete the degree around family and other commitments.

The degree includes practical teaching placements in schools. For example, one graduate completed a three-week teaching block followed by a four-week final placement block, gaining hands-on classroom experience and working directly with children and school staff.

According to a graduate, UTAS staff provide exceptional support, with help always available via email or phone call. Tutors go above and beyond in responding to assignments, and staff provide flexibility during challenging circumstances such as disrupted placements.

Graduates are qualified to work as teachers in early childhood or primary settings. One UTAS graduate went on to work as a kindergarten teacher, working in a play-based environment covering art, music, physical education, mathematics, literacy, ICT, and science.

Yes. UTAS specifically caters to interstate students and those with family responsibilities by offering part-time and remote study options, as well as credit for prior learning, allowing students to fit their studies around their personal circumstances.