Education (Primary Teaching Pathway)
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Bachelor's degree
In London
Description
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Type
Bachelor's degree
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Location
London
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Class hours
12h
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Duration
4 Years
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Start date
Different dates available
The Primary Teaching Pathway is ideal if you intend to qualify as an early years or primary school teacher.
Three single honours awards are available:
Education (Primary Teaching Pathway) (UCAS Code: X301)
Early Years Education (Primary Teaching Pathway) (UCAS Code: X311)
International Education (Primary Teaching Pathway) (UCAS Code: X390)
It is also possible to study the Education (Primary Teaching Pathway) as part of a combined award; this means you can select another subject in our modular programme to study alongside education. Possible combinations, and their UCAS codes, are:
Art (XW11)
Biology (XC11)
Creative Writing (XW18)
Dance (XW15)
Drama (XW14)
English Literature (XQ13)
Geography (XF18)
History (XV11)
Music (XW13)
Psychology (XC18)
Sociology (XL13)
Study of Religions (XV16)
Textiles (XWC2)
This route into teaching is very flexible – you won’t have to take your place on the PGCE if you change your mind in three years time.
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About this course
Students on the Primary Teaching Pathway intend to enter the teaching profession. You’ll complete a three-year degree, with the option to continue onto the Primary or Early Years PGCE course, subject to meeting course requirements. PGCE entry requirements currently require you to demonstrate your suitability for teaching on a compulsory school placement, to complete the QTS skills tests and pass designated compulsory modules during your three years of undergraduate study.
We accept a wide range of qualifications for entry to our undergraduate programmes. The main ones are listed below:
A Level -Grades BCC- CCC preferred in addition to GCSEs at Grade C or above in English, Maths and Science.
BTEC - Extended Diploma grades Distinction, Merit, Merit (DMM) preferred in a related subject in addition to GCSEs at Grade C or above in English, Maths and Science.
International Baccalaureate - A minimum score of 27 points with evidence of an interest in Education accepted in addition to GCSE Grade C or equivalent in English, Maths and Science.
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The people and the university is great. It is a nice town as well
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Great time, facilities were good and HR are great here and I enjoyed everything about this place.
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I would surely advise students to join society or club, made wonderful friends, I had fun and facilities were great. I like it.
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Subjects
- Early Years
- Psychology
- Primary
- Teaching
- Drama
- Art
- International
- School
- Primary School
- Education
- Primary Teaching
- Pedagogy
- Study of Religions
- Childhood Education
- Childhood Narratives
- Pupil Voice
Course programme
- Year 1
The core module introduces key concepts and skills that underpin the subject of Education Studies. In addition there are a range of modules that enable you to explore your interests in, for example: early childhood education, childhood narratives, youth and community, adolescence and international ed. The compulsory module offers an introduction to primary schools and a ten day school placement.
- Year 2
You’ll consider more deeply the current issues in education. You’ll undertake an assessed placement in a primary school researching an aspect of teaching and learning . Your compulsory module provides a deeper understanding of the primary classroom considering aspects of pedagogy, pupil voice, assessment and classroom organisation. At the same time you can continue to pursue developing interests by selecting from the range of modules on offer which include learning through drama, international development, special educational needs and environment education amongst many others.
- Year 3
Your Core module is the Education Dissertation which allows you to explore in depth an area of interest by way of an empirical enquiry. This is an independent study supported by a designated academic supervisor. The compulsory module, Teaching and Professionalism helps to bridge the gap between undergraduate study and teacher training. A ten day school experience will enable you to reflect on models and understandings of teacher professionalism and focus on areas for personal pre-professional training and development. A full range of additional modules is available to help expand or deepen your study in particular fields of enquiry.
You’ll be assessed through coursework and are required to pass a school-based placement in year two. Coursework includes essays, group presentations, research-based reports and portfolio-based work. There are no examinations.
We’ll provide you with prompt feedback and give you regular guidance on how to improve your skills, knowledge and understanding.
Additional information
Teaching is through a mixture of lectures (50 minutes), seminars and individual tutorials. Seminars are usually more informal than lectures – they are opportunities for you to discuss, ask questions and get involved in activities and debates. In year one, students will be timetabled for at least 12 hours each week.
Education (Primary Teaching Pathway)