The Master of Primary Teaching at the University of Notre Dame Australia is designed for individuals who hold a Bachelor’s degree and aspire to become primary school teachers. This postgraduate program equips you with the essential pedagogical skills and knowledge required for a successful career in education. You will engage with critical subject areas, including inclusive education, working with Indigenous students, and literacy and numeracy across the curriculum, preparing you to address diverse learning needs. This degree offers a robust foundation for those seeking to transition into the teaching profession and make a meaningful impact in primary schools.
This Master's degree is delivered full-time on campus over two years, with a flexible schedule that often includes evening and weekend classes to accommodate your commitments. You will gain invaluable practical experience through a total of 14 weeks of professional experience in classroom settings, alongside dedicated study in key learning areas such as English, Mathematics, Science, and Arts. Your learning journey culminates in an independent research project, allowing you to explore a specific area of interest. You will graduate prepared for registration as a primary school teacher, equipped with the confidence and competence to excel in your chosen profession.