Bachelor Of Education - Secondary - Science, Technology, Engineering, And Mathematics (STEM) - Intensive

Program overview

The Bachelor of Education (Secondary) STEM degree at TRU is designed to prepare students for teaching science and mathematics within the realms of engineering and technology in secondary school environments. This program emphasizes the development of exemplary teachers who are equipped with effective pedagogies and a commitment to lifelong learning. Graduates will be knowledgeable about Indigenous perspectives and committed to equity, diversity, and inclusion in their teaching practices. The program aims to create educators who can foster positive relationships and collaborative learning environments, ensuring that they are well-prepared to meet the diverse needs of their students.

Program structure

The Bachelor of Education (Secondary) STEM program is an intensive, full-time course of study that spans one year, commencing in July and concluding in June of the following year. The program structure includes:

• Foundation courses in education
• Methods courses tailored to teaching science and mathematics
• Practical teaching experiences through practica

This program is exclusively offered as an in-person experience at the TRU campus located in Kamloops, B.C. Students are encouraged to apply early to secure a seat for the upcoming Summer intake. The curriculum is designed to equip future educators with the necessary skills and knowledge to effectively teach in secondary school settings.

Featured Experiences

• Intensive one-year program focusing on practical teaching experiences.
• In-person learning environment fostering collaboration and community engagement.
• Opportunities for hands-on practica to apply teaching methods in real classroom settings.
• Integration of Indigenous perspectives and anti-oppressive education into the curriculum.
• Focus on developing a rich teaching repertoire based on current educational research.

Career Options

• Secondary School Teacher: Teach science and mathematics subjects in high schools, preparing students for further education or careers in STEM fields.
• Curriculum Developer: Design and develop educational materials and curricula that align with educational standards and promote effective learning.
• Educational Consultant: Provide expertise to schools and educational organizations on best practices in teaching and learning, particularly in STEM education.
• Instructional Coordinator: Oversee school curriculums and teaching standards, ensuring that educational programs meet state and federal guidelines.
• STEM Program Coordinator: Manage and promote STEM initiatives within schools or educational organizations, fostering interest and engagement in science and technology.

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