Master of Early Childhood Teaching
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Key Features:
Students undertake a blend of core and elective subjects, such as early learning theories, curriculum design, and child psychology, at an advanced level. These subjects are similar to those studied in a bachelor’s degree, but with a deeper, more focused exploration.
The program emphasises hands-on teaching practice in real-world early childhood settings, allowing students to directly apply their theoretical knowledge in preschools and kindergartens.
As part of the master’s by Coursework model, students also have the option to engage in an industry placement, short thesis, or project, further enhancing their skills and readiness for the workplace.
Typically completed in one to two years full-time, this degree prepares graduates for a range of careers, including teaching in preschools and kindergartens, as well as taking on leadership roles in early childhood education.
By integrating academic coursework with practical experience, the Master of Early Childhood Teaching provides a comprehensive pathway for those aspiring to make a meaningful impact in early education.
