The course units you'll study are designed to help you grow into a confident and capable Teacher, and will vary depending on whether you choose the Primary or Secondary pathway. Across the course, you'll explore key areas such as curriculum and assessment, inclusive education, classroom management, student development and Indigenous teaching and learning.

Master of Primary Teaching

You'll gain the skills to teach across the Australian Curriculum, from literacy and numeracy to science, the arts, health and humanities. This broad and practical degree prepares you to support young learners across a wide range of subjects.

Master of Secondary Teaching

You'll focus more deeply on your chosen discipline or teaching areas along with units in digital technologies, student wellbeing and assessment. You'll graduate ready to support older students with confidence, care and strong subject knowledge.

äçÐÄvlogÃâ·ÑBÕ¾ offers a supportive and personalised admissions experience. We're here to guide you through the process and help you find the teaching pathway that’s right for you. Entrants to graduate entry programs must have a discipline-specific bachelor’s degree or equivalent qualification relevant to the Australian Curriculum or other recognised areas of schooling provision. For full entry requirements, please visit the course page for your preferred specialisation.

Our Master of Teaching is an internationally recognised qualification that gives you the opportunity to pursue a wide range of employment opportunities across Australia and the world.

Graduates can work in roles including:

• Primary School Teacher
• Secondary School Teacher
• Principal
• Relief Teacher
• Adult Educator
• Curriculum Adviser
• Flexible Learning Developer
• Professional Trainer, Coach or Tutor
• Life Coach or Development Executive
• International School Teacher
• Lecturer
• Education Entrepreneur
• Foreign Aid Worker/Educator
• Academia, Including Pedagogy
• Researcher
• Policy Design and Implementation.

For domestic students, the fees for the Master of Teaching are based on a standard full-time load of 24 credit points per year. If you’re offered a Commonwealth Supported Place (CSP), you’ll pay a Student Contribution Amount instead of full tuition fees. You don’t need to apply separately for a CSP as your eligibility will be assessed automatically when you apply for the Master of Teaching. Fees are reviewed annually and may change.

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From your first semester, you’ll gain hands-on experience in real classrooms through supervised placements in ACT schools. Across the course, you’ll complete 60 days of placement, allowing you to apply what you’re learning while building confidence and practical skills. 

äçÐÄvlogÃâ·ÑBվ’s Master of Teaching is fully accredited by the ACT Teacher Quality Institute (TQI), ensuring your qualification is recognised across Australia. You’ll graduate classroom-ready, with the knowledge and experience required to register as a Teacher and begin a rewarding career in primary or secondary education.

äçÐÄvlogÃâ·ÑBվ’s Master of Teaching is designed for people who are passionate about changing young lives and supporting children through the years that shape so much of their learning, growth and confidence. The course is for those who already hold a bachelor’s degree in a field outside of education and want to become qualified teachers. Whether you’re changing careers or pursuing a long-standing interest in teaching, this postgraduate degree provides a clear and supported pathway into primary or secondary education.

äçÐÄvlogÃâ·ÑBÕ¾ offers personalised support throughout your Master of Teaching journey. From admissions guidance to academic support and mentoring through your in-school placements, you’ll be supported by experienced educators who understand the needs of career changers. We work closely with you to ensure you feel confident and connected every step of the way.

A Permit to Teach allows eligible Master of Teaching students to begin working in ACT schools after completing their first year of study. This option means you can earn valuable classroom experience and income while completing your final year. It’s an excellent way to accelerate your career while continuing to build your practical skills in a supported environment.

The Master of Teaching is typically completed in two years of full-time study. If you need more flexibility, part-time study options are also available. The program is structured to help you build knowledge progressively while gaining real classroom experience throughout.

You may be eligible for 12 credit points of advanced standing if you completed äçÐÄvlogÃâ·ÑBվ’s Bachelor of Design or Bachelor of Arts and studied the four approved education units as part of your open electives. Receiving 12 credit points means you will have fewer units to complete in the Master of Secondary Teaching.

You must complete the following four units as part of your undergraduate degree:

• 11352 Learning and Development in Secondary Education G
• 11355 Education for Diversity in Secondary Education G
• 11356 The Professional Practice of Teaching G
• 11357 Positive Learning Environments in Secondary Education G.

Find out more about how much credit you receive, how this could affect your study time and when this credit transfer arrangement is available.