Course Overview
Eligibility
Course Content
Re-thinking: Students, Teachers, Schools
5 credit points
Special and Inclusive Education
3 credit points
Primary English 1: Early Literacy
4 credit points
English in Multilingual Classrooms
2 credit points
Human Society and its Environment K-6
4 credit points
Primary Mathematics 1
6 credit points
LANTITE MTeach
0 credit points
Teachers and Learners: School Communities
6 credit points
MTeach Professional Experience 1
2 credit points
Creative Arts K-6
4 credit points
Personal Development, Health & PE K-6
4 credit points
Aboriginal Students K-6
2 credit points
Science, Technology and Toys K-6
6 credit points
Assessing for Learning: Diversity and Equity
5 credit points
Special Education: Inclusive Schools
3 credit points
MTeach Professional Experience 2
2 credit points
Primary English 2: Teaching K-6 Learners
6 credit points
Programming across the K-6 Curriculum
2 credit points
Primary Mathematics 2
6 credit points
Primary English 3: Engaging Futures
6 credit points; Semester Two early start (mid-July)
Aboriginal Education: Community Engagement
4 credit points
Inquiring for Learning
8 credit points
Master of Teaching Internship
6 credit points; capstone project
Common Questions
Yes, the Master of Teaching (Primary) is available in both full-time and part-time modes. The full-time program is completed over 2 years, while the part-time program is structured over 3 years, with the same units spread across additional semesters.
You will complete practicum placements through MTeach Professional Experience 1 (EDMT5681) and MTeach Professional Experience 2 (EDMT6629), as well as a final capstone project comprising an internship in a primary education setting (EDMT6020: Master of Teaching Internship).
Domestic applications open on the last Friday in August of the preceding year and close on 15 December of the preceding year. International applications close on 1 December of the year prior to commencement. Applications received after the deadline may be considered if places are still available.
Applicants must download and complete supplementary application forms and submit them along with their online application. Only completed applications that include supplementary documentation will be assessed and considered.
The curriculum covers a wide range of subject areas including Primary English (Early Literacy, Teaching K-6 Learners, and Engaging Futures), Primary Mathematics, Creative Arts K-6, Science Technology and Toys K-6, Human Society and its Environment K-6, Personal Development Health & PE K-6, Special and Inclusive Education, Aboriginal Education, and professional experience placements, among others.
Application
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