Primary Education (QTS), BA

Kingston University has been training teachers for over 100 years, offering access to more than 200 partnership schools for robust support and diverse experiences. Students benefit from placements in schools and alternative settings like museums or sports, alongside a Teaching Excellence Framework (TEF) Gold rating for outstanding teaching quality. This primary teaching course emphasizes at least 120 days in schools, where participants develop skills to earn Qualified Teacher Status (QTS). It covers pedagogy, child development, safeguarding, and support for pupils with special educational needs.Future skills, such as problem-solving and digital competency, are integrated to prepare graduates for evolving demands. Assessment focuses on coursework like essays and projects, with school placements evaluated against teaching standards. Career paths include roles as class teachers, headteachers, or further study, equipping graduates for impactful contributions in education.

Example modules -Core Curriculum and Pedagogy -Child Development and Inclusive Practice -Professional Practice. For a full list of modules please visit the Kingston university course webpage.