UNIVERSITY OF OTTAWA · CANADA
Bachelor of Education (B.Ed.)
Bachelor's · Taught in en
At a glance
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The University of Ottawa offers a Bachelor of Education (B.Ed.) program designed to prepare students for a career in teaching. The full-time program spans two years (four terms) and is delivered in person across three campuses: Ottawa, Toronto, and Windsor. For those seeking flexibility, a part-time online B.Ed. program is also available, which takes eight terms to complete, with online coursework and in-person practica. Admission to the B.Ed. program is limited, and students must be admitted to enroll in courses.
Frequently asked questions
- What is the duration of the Bachelor of Education program?
- The full-time B.Ed. program spans two years (four terms) and is delivered in person. A part-time online B.Ed. program is also available, which takes eight terms to complete.
- How do I apply for the Bachelor of Education program?
- You need to submit an application through the University of Ottawa's online portal, meet admission and language proficiency requirements, and complete a language proficiency test (TCLF or TCLE).
- What are the language proficiency requirements for the B.Ed. program?
- Applicants must pass the TCLF or TCLE language proficiency test. You will register for this test via the uoZone student portal after receiving your uoAccess credentials.
- Where can I find information about tuition fees and living costs?
- Specific tuition fees and living costs for the B.Ed. program are not detailed here. Please refer to the University of Ottawa's general fees and financial support pages for the most up-to-date information.
- What are the career prospects after completing the B.Ed. program?
- Upon completion and obtaining a teaching license from the Ontario College of Teachers (OCT), graduates are qualified to teach in Ontario. To teach in other provinces, you must contact the respective provincial licensing bodies.
Entry requirements
TCLF/TCLEPass
To be eligible to teach a specific subject at the high school level, consult the teaching subjects chart on the undergraduate program admissions page. Requests for advanced standing for B.Ed. courses started at another Ontario institution after September 2015 will be evaluated on a case-by-case basis after admission offer acceptance. Courses taken outside Ontario are not eligible for advanced standing. Detailed course descriptions must be sent to educprog@uOttawa.ca for evaluation. The faculty does not pre-evaluate admission files.
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Information regarding specific tuition fees and living costs for the B.Ed. program is not detailed on the provided program pages. Prospective students should refer to the University of Ottawa's general fees and financial support pages for the most up-to-date information.
How to apply
1. Apply for AdmissionSubmit your application for the B.Ed. program through the University of Ottawa's admissions portal.
2. Receive Admission InformationAfter applying, you will receive an acknowledgement of receipt via email, including your uoAccess ID and password to log into the uoZone student portal.
3. Register for Language Proficiency TestLog into uoZone, navigate to the 'Application' tab, then 'Admission file'. You will find a link to register for the required language proficiency test (TCLF or TCLE).
4. Complete Pretest and Full TestYou must complete a mandatory 15-minute pretest to gain access to the full language proficiency test. Registration fees for these tests are non-refundable.
5. Submit Statement of ExperiencePrepare and submit your statement of experience. This should reflect thoughtfully on your relevant experiences related to teaching and learning. This cannot be changed after submission.
6. Awaiting Admission DecisionYour application will be reviewed. Admission to the B.Ed. program is limited. If you are placed on a waiting list, monitor your uoZone account regularly for updates.
Accreditation
The program prepares students for certification by the Ontario College of Teachers (OCT).
Frequently asked questions
What is the duration of the Bachelor of Education program?
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The full-time B.Ed. program spans two years (four terms) and is delivered in person. A part-time online B.Ed. program is also available, which takes eight terms to complete.
How do I apply for the Bachelor of Education program?
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You need to submit an application through the University of Ottawa's online portal, meet admission and language proficiency requirements, and complete a language proficiency test (TCLF or TCLE).
What are the language proficiency requirements for the B.Ed. program?
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Applicants must pass the TCLF or TCLE language proficiency test. You will register for this test via the uoZone student portal after receiving your uoAccess credentials.
Where can I find information about tuition fees and living costs?
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Specific tuition fees and living costs for the B.Ed. program are not detailed here. Please refer to the University of Ottawa's general fees and financial support pages for the most up-to-date information.
What are the career prospects after completing the B.Ed. program?
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Upon completion and obtaining a teaching license from the Ontario College of Teachers (OCT), graduates are qualified to teach in Ontario. To teach in other provinces, you must contact the respective provincial licensing bodies.