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Southern Cross University

Bachelor of Arts / Bachelor of Education - Primary/Early Childhood

Southern Cross University

Type of institution: University/Higher Education Institution
Level: Undergraduate
CRICOS: 01241G

This combined degree equips students to work with children throughout their formative years. Designed to improve career opportunities, graduates become early childhood educators and primary school teachers. Graduates are qualified to work with and teach children from birth through primary school (12 years old). With a child-centred philosophy, supported by up-to-date evidence on best practice, this combined degree focuses on the values, disposition, knowledge and practical teaching skills required to provide a high quality education environment for children. The course includes study in inclusive education, the development and learning of children, and the importance of life-long learning.

Structure

  • 384 credit points or 32 units
  • 24 core units and 8 units in the Early Childhood Major. In year 1, students study essential foundational content for teaching in primary schools and early childhood settings. Starting in year 2, and throughout the remainder of their degree, students study curriculum, pedagogy and effective teaching strategies. They also begin significant blocks of practical teaching experiences in schools and early childhood settings.

Subjects

  • Primary teaching
  • Early childhood teaching

Standard entry requirements

  • Year 12
  • Prerequisites which apply for subject areas
  • Personal statement on non-academic capabilities

Recognition

NSW Education Standards Authority (NESA) and the Queensland College of Teachers (QCT). Courses have national accreditation through the Australian Institute for Teaching and School Leadership (AITSL).

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