Consecutive Bachelor of Education

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Overview

The full-time Bachelor of Education (BEd) consecutive program model features:

• Duration of four academic terms, from September to April each year
  • Summer elective courses may be available (optional)
  • Summer international opportunities may be available (optional)
• 10 full academic courses (60 credits)
• One community-based placement and three school-based practicum placements
• Option of applying to an off-campus location*

Applicants must hold an approved degree from an accredited degree granting institution and must present a minimum overall grade point average of B (on a 14-point scale or equivalent 73 percent) based on the final 60 credits or equivalent (10 full courses, or final two years of full-time study) in an undergraduate degree program.  The program is delivered over two years.

*Locations

Students in the Consecutive Bachelor of Education (BEd) model may apply to participate on the Keele campus, Catholic Education Centre (CEC) or at the Urban Indigenous Education Centre (Waaban). Graduates of the Glendon program in French Studies may be able to apply for limited spaces with the cohort on the Glendon campus.

Please be advised that programs in the Faculty of Education are intended to be delivered on campus or in official offsite locations in Toronto; community placements can only be completed in partner organizations and school placements can only be completed at partners school boards, which are located in the Greater Toronto Area (GTA).

Teaching Certification Levels

Students are required to choose from one of three teaching levels:

Y10 Primary-Junior – Applicants do not choose teaching subjects at this level as teachers usually teach all subjects to children.

Y20 Junior-Intermediate – Applicants must choose one teaching subject for the Junior/Intermediate teaching level, and you must have completed at least 4 full‑year undergraduate courses (or equivalent) in the teaching subject selected. We will consider you for admission only if you have successfully completed a minimum of 2 full‑year university courses (or equivalent) with at least a B average for the selected teaching subjects by the December 2, 2024, deadline. If more than the required number of courses have been completed, we will calculate the average using the highest grades.

Y30 Intermediate-Senior – Applicants must choose two teaching subjects and must have completed, or be completing, an Honours program with at least 6 full‑year university courses (or equivalent) in the first teaching subject and 3 full‑year university courses (or equivalent) in the second teaching subject.   We will consider you for admission only if you have successfully completed a minimum of 3 full-year university courses (or equivalent) for the first teaching subject and 1 full-year university course (or equivalent) for the second teaching subject with at least a B average by the December 2, 2024 deadline.  If you present more than the required number of courses, we will calculate the average using the highest grades.

Question: Full year or equivalent courses? Please review your transcript(s) to determine weight value of your credits.

Please refer to the Faculty of Education Academic Calendars for more details on the three certification levels.