Bachelor of Arts (Pathway to Teaching Primary)

Program Overview

This program prepares students for a career as a primary school teacher through a combination of coursework, agency placements, and field experience. It also offers a broad range of majors, allowing students to explore areas beyond the classroom, such as communication, psychology, and cultural analysis. Graduates are equipped with strong communication skills, creativity, and adaptability, and can pursue careers in teaching, policy work, curriculum development, and other fields related to their chosen major.

Program Outline

Degree Overview:

This program is designed to provide a pathway to a Master of Teaching and a career as a primary-school teacher. It involves agency placements and field experience to help students gain practical experience in teaching. Additionally, the program covers various subjects to allow students to explore areas beyond the classroom, such as communication and media industries, psychology and counselling, cultural and social policy analysis, and writing and publishing.

Outline:

The program structure consists of:

• 21 majors to choose from, including Education, History, English, and Philosophy
• Hands-on experience at educational facilities as part of program coursework

Careers:

Graduates of this program can pursue careers in:

• Primary school teaching
• Policy work
• Curriculum development
• Administration
• Other fields related to the chosen major