York St John University was established as a teacher training college in 1841. We have a long history of training students to become successful and effective teachers.
On this course you will study a combination of both education theory and practice. This will help you to become an informed and reflective teacher. You will research current local and national educational issues which will shape your teaching practice.
You will gain a thorough understanding of the current primary and early years curriculum, including core and foundation subjects. We also emphasise the importance of meeting the individual needs of children from diverse backgrounds.
You will develop knowledge and skills in:
2:2 Honours degree from a United Kingdom higher education institution or equivalent and GCSE in English, Mathematics and Science all at C/Level 4 or above.
Additional requirements - for entry onto this course, you will also need to:
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Completing this degree will give you Qualified Teacher Status. This means you will be recognised by the Teaching Regulation Agency as a qualified teacher. You will graduate as a classroom ready professional with a high potential for employability in local and national schools.
You can study this postgraduate course full time.
The course will take 1 year to complete. You will study:
You can find out which modules are available in each term in the Course Specifications.
All of your modules will be delivered on a full time basis over 1 year.
Modules
Learning and Teaching in the Primary Curriculum
The Developing Professional (Primary)
School Experience modules
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