Education (Concurrent B.Ed.)

Students learn about themselves as students prepare to teach the next generation of eager students. Through Laurentian University's Concurrent Bachelor of Education program, students have the ability to complete a Bachelor of Arts, Bachelor of Science, Bachelor of Social Work, Bachelor of Indigenous Social Work or Bachelor of Kinesiology degree while also taking courses to meet the requirements for entry into the Professional Year. Students will be qualified to teach at the Junior/Intermediate level (Grades 4-10).

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Credential: BEd
Program length: 5 years (concurrent); 2 additional years (consecutive, French); 3 additional years (hybrid)
Campus: Sudbury Campus
Co-op: Not specified

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YOUR STUDIES

What will you study?

First-year overview

Students enter an initial undergraduate degree (BA, BSc, BPHE or BSW) and need 18 credits in a teachable subject and 3 credits of Indigenous content; Professional Year follows.

Specializations / streams

Junior/Intermediate (grades 4-10), teachables include English, French, Math, Science, History, Geography, Health and Physical Education, Religious Studies, Music, FNMI Studies

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Program structure

Faculty / department

Faculty of Education and Health, School of Education

Study format

Not specified

Delivery mode

multiple modes

In-person (hybrid pathway is mostly online with one in-person week each summer).

Honours option

Not specified

Minor options

Not specified

Capstone / final-year project

Not specified

ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS

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Listed prerequisite courses

Six Grade 12 4U/M courses

Grade range / admission notes

Minimum 75% (Ontario high school).

Supplementary application

Not specified

Portfolio / audition

Not specified

EXPERIENTIAL LEARNING

Take your learning beyond class.

Co-op availability

Not specified

Internship option

Not specified

Placement / practicum

Yes

15-day placement in year 3, four-week placement in year 4, two five-week placements in year 5; just under 90 days total.

CAREER PATHWAYS

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Career paths

Public or Private Elementary or Secondary School Teacher, College Instructor, Museum Educator

Professional pathways / licensure

Ontario College of Teachers accreditation: Faculty of Education reviewed by OCT (oct.ca pages in search results).

TUITION & FEES

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Collected tuition estimate

$6,120.31 CAD

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