Academic IELTS; or IELTS indicator online test**, overall score of 7.0 with a minimum of 6.5 in each component of test
PTE Academic: 65 No less than 58 in each skill
TOEFL IBT; or TOEFL, 94
GCE A-Level, B grade in the General Paper or B Grade in a Humanities and Social Sciences subject at Higher 1 (H1) or Higher 2 (H2 level)
CPE, 185, no band less than 176
CAE, 185, no band less than 176
OET (for Health related award course entry only); or OET@Home**, Overall B (equivalent to an IELTS 7-7.5 range)
Special Home Edition**: Writing 24
Paper-based TOEFL: 600, Writing 5
Entry for applicants with recent secondary education (previous three years) will be based on:
Minimum ATAR of 70
VCE Units 1 and 2 of General Mathematics or Maths: Mathematical Methods or Maths: Specialist Mathematic, or Units 3 and 4 of Mathematics (any)
a study score of at least 35 in English EAL (English as an additional language) or 25 in English other than EAL
Entry for applicants with previous Tertiary, VET, life or work experience will be based on:
evidence of academic capability equivalent to an ATAR of 70 OR
successful completion of STAT OR
Successful completion of Associate Degree of Education (E200)
Build a solid foundation in primary curriculum and discover what it takes to teach and lead young people. Deakin’s accredited Bachelor of Education (Primary) equips you with the essential knowledge and skills required to guide children through their primary learning years. From mathematics to science to technology; you’ll learn how to teach across a wide range of subjects and specialisations.
Through our Professional Experience Program you’ll not only gain key practical skills, but invaluable insight into the classroom environment. With the option to combine your personal interests with a range of curriculum areas, you’ll undertake placements that enrich and solidify your studies. As a result, you’ll graduate qualified to teach from prep to Year 6, with the confidence and ability to demonstrate classroom readiness and make a difference to students’ learning.
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Year 1
Australian Literacy Test (zero (0) credit points)
Australian Numeracy Test (zero (0) credit points)
Understanding Early Reading Development
Foundations of Science Knowledge and Practice
Perspectives On Learning and Teachers' Work
Social Contexts of Education
Teaching Humanities in Primary Education
Engaging and Exploring Arts Education
Primary Physical Education
Year 2
Multiliterate Learners in Early Years Environments
Student Health and Wellbeing
Children and Mathematics: Developing Mathematical Concepts
Classroom Relationships
Australian Indigenous Education: Recognition, Relationships and Reconciliation
Primary Science Education 1
Plus:
2 credit points of specialisation units from the table below;
Year 3
Teachers and Mathematics: Creating An Effective Classroom
Educating Students with Additional Needs
Curriculum and Pedagogy
Multiliterate Learners in Middle Years Environments
Primary Arts Education: Focussed Study
Plus:
2 x 1 credit point elective units (IB PYP or Inclusive Education pathway students take specific elective units)
1 credit point specialisation unit from the table below;
Year 4
Learners Inquiring in and About Their World: Human Disciplines
Literacy Teacher - Researchers in New Times
Primary Science Education 2
Professional Practice and Mathematics: Designing an Inclusive Program
Primary Technology Education: Creativity and Design
Assessment: Ways of Knowing Learners
University-To-Work Transition
Plus:
1 credit point specialisation unit:
Building Leadership Capacity in the School and Wider Community
Studying a Bachelor of Education (Primary) will equip you with the skills and knowledge for a successful career in education. Upon graduation you’ll be ready to teach in primary schools within the private, independent, IB schools or public education sectors.
Graduates may also find work in other fields including:
community services
government agencies
not-for-profit organisations
IB accredited primary schools.
OSHC: 530 ($) AUD per year
