The duration of training in the field of primary music education can vary greatly depending on the type of training:

• Certificate courses (school's own certificates): These courses are often compact and usually last between 2 and 15 days. They are particularly suitable for targeted continuing education, further training or as an introduction to the topic.
• CAS (Certificate of Advanced Studies): This type of university certificate usually lasts one semester and provides in-depth basic knowledge as well as practice-oriented knowledge.
• MAS (Master of Advanced Studies): This more comprehensive continuing education, further training usually lasts four semesters and offers an in-depth examination of the connection between music and pedagogy.

The musical elementary school combines music education content with interdisciplinary concepts to make everyday school life more creative and lively. The course teaches practical methods for integrating music into lessons - regardless of the subject.

Important: The specific structure and content of the training can vary from school to school. Each educational institution determines for itself what the focus is and how long the training lasts. To find out what content is currently on offer and what requirements apply, we recommend contacting the desired school directly. Use our contact form to easily forward your question to the right school.

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.

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

For more information, please contact the schools. Contact us now quickly, easily and without obligation using our contact form or use the "Ask a question" button to get in touch with the right contact person directly.

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.

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.