Entry requirements
You must have the minimum of a:
- bachelors degree (in any subject) from a UK university, or
- professional qualification equivalent to a UK bachelors degree, or
- qualification from a university outside the UK and equivalent to a UK bachelors degree.
Some knowledge and understanding of learning and teaching (around curriculum, pedagogy and assessment) will be expected.
We recommend you have an IELTS (International English Language Testing System) score of 7.0 if English is not your first language.
You’ll need access to an educational setting for 3–19 year olds (e.g. a school or other formal or informal setting). You could be teaching or assisting teaching; or working in an education advisory service, in educational administration or in an allied field.
You must also have:
*EE811, EE814, EE817 or one of the discontinued modules E805, E854, E855, E891, EE880, EXA884, EXC884, EXG884, EXL884, EXM884, EXN884, EXP884 or EXT884
Outside the UK
Synchronous tutorials and communications could be difficult to deliver to students outside the UK due to time differences. If you can’t attend the synchronous tutorials or make synchronous communications, you can use asynchronous alternative methods, such as watching recorded tutorials and emailing questions.
Preparatory work
If you haven’t studied EE830, we highly recommend you complete our badged open course Looking globally: the future of education. This free six-week course runs twice a year – in March and October.