Bachelor Of Education - Elementary/Middle Years - Middle Years

Program overview

The Bachelor of Education (B.Ed.) program at the University of Saskatchewan is designed for aspiring educators who wish to teach in various educational settings, including K to 12 schools. This program emphasizes innovative programming and integrates on-campus learning with field study opportunities. Students will specialize in two teaching areas, allowing them to concentrate their expertise in specific subjects. With the support of experienced faculty, graduates will be well-prepared to embark on their teaching careers from day one.

Program structure

The Bachelor of Education program is structured to provide flexibility and comprehensive training for future educators. Key features of the program include:

• Program Length: The program typically spans four years, with options for full-time or part-time study.
• Students can enter the program directly from high school.
• Off-campus study options are available, allowing for a more flexible learning experience.
• Students will choose two teaching areas to specialize in, which aligns with the Saskatchewan pre-Kindergarten to Grade 12 curriculum.

Additionally, the program offers various options such as pre-practicum field experiences early in the studies and an extensive 16-week extended practicum in the final year, providing hands-on learning opportunities.

Featured Experiences

The Bachelor of Education program includes several unique features that enhance the learning experience:

• Pre-practicum Field Experiences: Early exposure to classroom environments to gain invaluable teaching experience.
• Extended Practicum: A comprehensive 16-week placement in the final year under the supervision of a mentor teacher.
• International Opportunities: Options for students to complete a practicum abroad, gaining diverse teaching experiences.
• Indigenous Education: A commitment to integrating Indigenous knowledge and perspectives into the curriculum.

Career Options

Graduates of the Bachelor of Education program can pursue a variety of career paths in Canada, including:

• Pre-K to Grade 12 Teacher: Educators who teach students from kindergarten through to grade 12 in various subjects.
• Adult Educator: Professionals who provide education and training to adult learners in various settings.
• Advocate: Individuals who work to promote educational policies and support for students and teachers.
• Youth Worker: Professionals who support and guide young people in community programs and educational settings.
• Community Program Coordinator: Individuals who develop and manage educational programs within community organizations.

With a Bachelor of Education (B.Ed.), graduates are equipped to teach any grade from Kindergarten to Grade 12, opening doors to a fulfilling career in education and beyond.

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