BA · University of Stirling · 4 years
Primary education is the foundation of everything that follows in a child's learning journey. Primary teachers work with children from around four to eleven years old, a period of rapid cognitive, social, and emotional development in which the relationships and experiences children encounter in school can have lasting effects. Teaching at this stage requires both a broad subject knowledge, since primary teachers teach across the curriculum, and a deep understanding of child development, pedagogy, and the practical craft of creating learning environments that are engaging, inclusive, and effective. At the University of Stirling, this four-year full-time programme leads to a qualification in professional education, preparing you to teach in primary schools in Scotland. The programme is distinguished by its specialism in inclusive practice, which means you will develop particular expertise
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