The Master of Teaching (Early Childhood) is designed with a new type of early childhood professional in mind – one who operates in a multi-disciplinary field involving care, education and health. This course focuses on learning and teaching for children aged birth to eight years, and can be completed through either full-time or part-time study. You will develop the abilities to teach across the curriculum, from birth through to 12 years of age. You will specialise in early years learning and development, literacy and mathematics. Cater to individual learning needs The Master of Teaching will help you develop your interventionist educational skills through the clinical teaching framework. You'll develop the professional skills to assess, diagnose and support the individual learning needs of all students, and work with learners of all abilities. Course structure The Master of Teaching (Early Childhood) may be undertaken through either: Full-time study, comprising four semesters over two years, or Part-time study, comprising up to seven semesters over three and a half years You can choose to exit after the first 150 points with a Graduate Diploma of Teaching (Early Childhood), which will qualify you to teach in early childhood settings (birth to five years). Alternatively, you can continue to complete the Masters following either the coursework or research pathway.