Master of Teaching (Primary)

La Trobe University

The Master of Teaching (Primary) course prioritises explicit teaching, the fostering of effective reading skills, and quality instructional and assessment design to provide a comprehensive educator preparation course.

The School of Education develops graduates who are equipped with practical knowledge and skills which are informed by research and practice.

This course will assist you in understanding how the brain works during learning to develop your skills in understanding effective learning and managing classrooms to ensure social equity is core to your development as a teacher.

Gain access to the most up-to-date curriculum resources, all scaffolded across your degree, giving you the opportunity to build your skills as you become more experienced.

The Master of Teaching (Primary) will equip you with the strategies you need to ensure that every student succeeds

This course will support meaningful connections with the community with a focus on learning opportunities that take place within schools and the community

MASTER OF TEACHING (PRIMARY) COURSE AND CAREER OUTCOMES

However you choose to structure your study, La Trobe recognises your hard work. Here are the pathways you could follow as you move through your course.

Master of Teaching (Primary) intended learning outcomes

Evaluate literacy and numeracy needs for all stakeholders in a teacher education context.

Design, plan and implement a range of developmentally and educationally appropriate programs in Primary contexts.

Demonstrate the capacity to act as a reflective practitioner across a range of educational settings.

Design and implement assessment, feedback and reporting strategies, that complement and support learning processes and are inclusive of diagnostic, formative and summative practices.

Demonstrate well-developed, professional knowledge and skills of teaching, including state curricula, curriculum theory, teaching methodologies and classroom management which are aligned to the Australian Professional Standards for Teachers (APST).

Investigate and evaluate current and predicted future practices in teaching, schooling and education, including appropriate practices to diverse and inclusive needs students, managing changing learning environments, and priority needs in the education system.

Work independently and collaboratively with peers, colleagues and supervisors in the preparation, application and/or evaluation of teaching and learning experiences and resources for effective student learning.

Appraise and analyse emerging developments in the practice and research of education in order to maintain professional skills and knowledge.

Demonstrate advanced written and oral skills.

Master of Teaching (Primary) career opportunities

After graduation, you'll be equipped to work in learning- or education-related fields across a wide range of industries – both in Australia and overseas.

You could find roles in:

Primary schools

Teach, mentor and support children in primary schools.

Community organisations

Develop, implement and deliver community education programs and interventions.

Non-traditional learning environments

Provide guidance for advisory boards, private organisations, and local and state governments.