Our undergraduate and graduate programs provide students with the opportunity to learn experientially through placement experiences. Placements may include various types of work-focused experiential education.
- School Placements – undergraduate
- Community Placements – undergraduate & graduate
- International Placements – undergraduate & graduate
School Placements
Students in the Bachelor of Education (BEd) and Bachelor of Education (BEd), Technological Education participate in school placements, which include working with small groups and/or individual students, facilitating classroom activities, co-planning and co-teaching with the mentor teacher, and engaging in lesson study. Visit the Mentoring & Teaching Resource Room (MTRR) for details.
Community Placements
Community placements provide students with the opportunity to learn and engage with a variety of communities and organizations. Students in the Bachelor of Education (BEd), Bachelor of Education (BEd), Technological Education, Bachelor of Arts (BA), Educational Studies and in the Graduate Program in Education have the opportunity to learn and engage by participating in community placements.
YEAR ONE Bachelor of Education (BEd) and Toronto Metropolitan University Cohort (BEd) – EDPR1000 and Community Practicum
ALL YEAR ONE BEd students will participate in a Community Practicum during the Academic Year. Students can search Community Practicum options and submit placement preferences (late) July. Please continue to check for updated information on specific dates for submitting preferences in the monthly newsletter.
Bachelor of Arts, Educational Studies (ED/EDST 3999)
Students enrolled in EDST 3999 will be provided information regarding the Experiential Education (EE) component of the course in July.