The Master of Teaching (Primary) at Edith Cowan University is designed for graduates seeking to transition into a rewarding career as a primary school educator. You will build upon your existing degree, developing the essential pedagogical knowledge and practical skills required to inspire young learners. This postgraduate program addresses the critical need for skilled teachers who can foster personal literacy and numeracy, and navigate diverse educational contexts. You will gain a deep understanding of child development, effective teaching strategies, and the professional responsibilities inherent in shaping the next generation.
This full-time, on-campus Master of Teaching (Primary) is studied over two years, integrating theoretical learning with extensive practical experience. You will undertake three professional practice placements in diverse school settings, allowing you to apply your learning in real-world environments and build crucial professional networks. The curriculum includes core units in pedagogy, curriculum studies, and specific subject areas like primary mathematics education and foundations of literacy learning, alongside the mandatory LANTITE personal literacy and numeracy tests. You will graduate ready to make a significant impact as a qualified primary school teacher.