This depends entirely on the course. Many courses in "Primary Music Education" are designed to be part-time, so that you can work part-time and do not have to worry about a large loss of salary. However, there are also some that are designed as full-time courses, where it is not possible to work part-time.

In principle, training in "Musical Primary School" is aimed at teachers.

The duration of a "Musical Primary School" course depends entirely on the type of course.

For example, if it is designed as a postgraduate course at a Universities, it lasts one semester as a CAS (Certificate of Advanced Studies) or four semesters as an MAS (Master of Advanced Studies).

If it is a course that ends with a "school certificate", it can last a few days (approx. 2 - 15 days).

We recommend that you contact the school of your choice directly.

The costs of training in the field of "Primary Music Education" vary from school to school, as the schools determine these themselves. It is therefore not possible to make a general statement here.

Tip: When comparing offers, pay attention to which services are already included in the costs and what additional costs you may have to expect.

Whether you can take part in a course in Primary Music Education without a vocational baccalaureate (BM1 or BM2) depends entirely on the admission requirements.

These admission requirements are set by the schools themselves, so there may be differences.

It is best to contact the school of your choice directly for such offer-specific questions.