Education

The Graduate Diploma in Teaching (Primary) is a postgraduate qualification designed for individuals who wish to become primary school teachers in New Zealand. The program typically covers teaching strategies, classroom management, curriculum development, and professional practice in primary education (usually for children aged 5-12 years). It includes practical teaching placements, where students gain hands-on experience in schools.

The Graduate Diploma in Teaching and Learning is a one-year program designed for graduates who want to become qualified teachers in early childhood, primary, or secondary education. It combines theoretical knowledge with practical teaching experience and meets the Teaching Council of Aotearoa New Zealand requirements for teacher registration.

The Postgraduate Diploma in Teaching is an ideal pathway for individuals with a Bachelor’s degree who wish to enter the teaching profession in New Zealand. Offering a blend of theoretical knowledge and practical teaching experience, this qualification equips graduates with the skills needed to succeed in early childhood education, primary, or secondary teaching. The PGDipT programs are widely available at New Zealand’s top universities, with tuition fees ranging from NZD 25,000 to NZD 35,000 per year for international students. The program generally lasts 1 year full-time or 2 years part-time, making it a flexible option for aspiring educators looking to launch their careers in teaching.

The Master of Education (MEd) program is a graduate-level program designed to support professional educators in enhancing their skills and knowledge in education. It offers various specialisations, including educational leadership, curriculum development, special education, and teaching and learning