The Master of Teaching (Early Childhood and Primary) prepares you for dual registration to teach in early childhood education and across all primary years as a generalist teacher. You will focus on early childhood development and education from birth to 12 years and be prepared to teach across the curriculum, with a specialisation in early years learning and development, literacy and mathematics. Extra support Our teacher candidates are successful because of the extra support and guidance they get when leading a class for the first time. You will receive ongoing support – unlike any other university – both on campus and while on placement. As you learn, you will be supported by a Mentor Teacher, a Teaching Fellow and a Clinical Specialist. Develop expert knowledge and understanding of child learning and development, as well as professional practice in early childhood settings. Your studies will cover the multi-disciplinary fields of care, education and health. You will also gain skills in professional practice across the primary years, with a specific focus on literacy, numeracy and science teaching. Cater to individual learning needs The Master of Teaching will help you develop your interventionist educational skills through the clinical teaching framework. You'll develop the professional skills to assess, diagnose and support the individual learning needs of all students, and work with learners of all abilities. Course structure Full-time study, comprising four semesters over two years including one summer and two winter intensives 250 points of coursework 60 placement days in early childhood settings and five days in primary school, to be completed in your first 150 points 42 placement days in primary schools, to be completed in the final 100 points.