Teaching (Early Childhood)

Provides a nationally accredited initial instruction eligibility for students who have previously obtained a doctorate degree or an equivalent qualification in areas besides Education. The Master of Teaching (Early Childhood) is dedicated to producing quality graduates able to take up employment across the early childhood education industry, including teaching children from birth to 8 decades of age.Dealing specifically with children from birth to eight decades old, this class focuses on the education and care of children within this age class in partnership with families and communities.This class is built on the principle that students arrive to the program with strengths in a wide selection of educational and life experiences. Reflective thinking and research, with a focus on links in theory to practice is more appreciated. Students develop a profound understanding of the importance to build strongand positive relationships with children, families, communities and colleagues. Students are taught how to produce, execute and assess exceptionally inclusive curricula where children are appreciated, honored and engaged in learning.This course accommodates"principles and measurements" of excellence and is delivered by mutually beneficial partnerships between ECU, and the respective schools and early childhood settings.

• University admission requirements apply. All applicants need to meet prerequisites standards, in addition to satisfying academic submission criteria. Applicants' non-academic skills will probably be evaluated dependent on conclusion of a Non-Academic Prerequisites for Teacher Entry (NARTE) online questionnaire.Students must attain an IELTS Academic with an ordinary amount of 7.5 or more, across the four aspects of listening, speaking, writing and reading
• Regardless of below level 7.0 at any of those components
• And, a score of 8.0 or even more at the components of speaking and listening.Note:If secondary education and level studies were performed within an interval of 2 years before applying for enrollment in Australia, Canada, Ireland, New Zealand, the UK or the USA, applicants don't need to give evidence of English competency.Applicants who have completed their secondary education in South Africa from English and have an under graduate degree taught in English in a South African University are deemed to have met English language requirements for entry into the Master of Teaching.