Teaching Practice (Primary Education)

Overview

Beginning with an introduction to contemporary learning approaches within primary education settings, the program will then provide you with core knowledge in the subjects you'll be teaching in the workplace.

You'll have opportunities to put your learning into practice in extended practical placements.   

In the Master of Teaching Practice (Primary Education) at RMIT University you’ll gain the theoretical knowledge and practical experience to provide the most positive impact on the lives of primary school children.

RMIT provides you with 80-100 days practical placements to prepare you for a career in the classroom. Placements will help you to apply your learning in a real classroom setting as you build your confidence as a teacher.

Graduate with highly developed skills and a globally recognised qualification that is always in demand. RMIT education students have the opportunity to undertake practical placements overseas to gain a global understanding of education.

Career

Making a study or career change into primary teaching opens career opportunities in classrooms across Australia and beyond.

Teaching is a globally recognised skill that’s always in demand.

As a graduate of this masters degree, you’ll be qualified as a primary teacher, and equipped to teach in primary settings and alternative educational settings across Australia and the world (subject to local registration requirements).

The knowledge and skills you will gain can also be applied in policy and consultative work in private industry, the public sector and community service organisations.

Accreditation

The Master of Teaching Practice (Primary Education) is subject to accreditation by the Victorian Institute of Teaching (VIT) for registration purposes. It is well recognised throughout Australia, but if you wish to teach beyond Victoria you may need to meet further requirements with registration authorities in other states and territories.