Why is a child-facing, academic job placement required for the program?
Reach University employs the apprenticeship degree model which requires that our candidates are actively working as part of the program.
Across all Reach University undergraduate and graduate degrees, the main requirement is that each candidate be actively working with children in schools or have a job offer to do so in the upcoming term. Work experience is necessary for understanding teaching in real, practical, and local ways. We utilize your work in schools as credit towards your degree. All students in our program work with children from the first day of classes.