UNIVERSITY OF SASKATCHEWAN · CANADA
Bachelor of Education (B.Ed.) - Early/Middle Years Program
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- 120 credit unitsProgram Length
- 4 yearsTypical Duration
- Early/Middle Years SpecializationFocus Area
- On-campus learningAttendance Mode
The Bachelor of Education (B.Ed.) program at the University of Saskatchewan, specifically the Early/Middle Years Program, prepares students to become certified teachers for children in elementary schools. This 120 credit unit program spans four years and focuses on developing the knowledge and skills necessary for effective teaching in diverse educational settings. The curriculum includes foundational education courses, learning community experiences designed to immerse students in educational environments both within the university and the wider community, and the completion of required credit units in English, Indigenous Studies, Mathematics/Statistics, and Science. Students will choose specific courses within these areas based on their academic interests and teaching area specializations, with some exceptions if these subjects are already designated as a teaching area. This program provides a comprehensive pathway to a career in teaching, equipping graduates with the practical and theoretical understanding needed to inspire and educate young learners. The program emphasizes a strong connection to educational practice through integrated learning communities and diverse course requirements.
Curriculum
The B.Ed. Early/Middle Years program requires 120 credit units, typically completed over four years. The curriculum is structured to provide a strong foundation in educational theory and practice, with specific requirements for core education courses and external subject areas.
- Year 1
- Education Learning Community On CampusEDLC 101.0
- Education Learning Community in Our CityEDLC 102.0
- Introduction to EducationEFDT 101.3
- Mathematical Content Knowledge for Teaching School Mathematics OR Is This a Course About ScienceECUR 163.3 / ECUR 164.3
- Foundations for First Nations Metis and Inuit Teaching and Learning OR Teaching for Reconciliation in the K to 12 CurriculaEFDT 265.3 / ECUR 265.3
- Psychological Foundations of Teaching and LearningEPSE 202.3
- English (6 credit units)ENG
- Indigenous Studies (3 credit units)INDG
- Mathematics/Statistics (3 credit units)MATH/STAT
- Science (3 credit units)Science
- Year 2
- Education Learning Community Discovering SaskatchewanEDLC 201.0
- Education Learning Community Global CommunityEDLC 202.0
Careers
Graduates of the Bachelor of Education program are prepared for a variety of roles within the education sector. The Early/Middle Years specialization provides a strong foundation for teaching at the elementary level.
- Elementary School Teacher (Early and Middle Years)
- Educational Assistant
- Curriculum Developer
- Educational Consultant
Frequently asked questions
- What are the entry requirements for the Bachelor of Education (B.Ed.) - Early/Middle Years Program?
- Applicants need a high school diploma with required courses and a minimum average. Specific course requirements in English, Indigenous Studies, Mathematics/Statistics, and Science might be waived if these are chosen as your teaching area. English language proficiency requirements also apply, with some exceptions.
- How long does the B.Ed. Early/Middle Years Program take to complete?
- The program requires 120 credit units and is typically completed over four years of on-campus study.
- What are the tuition fees for international students?
- Tuition fees vary by program and year of study. International students should refer to the University of Saskatchewan website for the most current international tuition rates.
- What are the career prospects after graduating from this program?
- Graduates are prepared for roles such as Elementary School Teachers (Early and Middle Years), Educational Assistants, Curriculum Developers, and Educational Consultants.
- How do international students apply to this program?
- International students should visit the University of Saskatchewan Admissions website, check program requirements, prepare documents like transcripts and proof of English proficiency, and submit an online application with the required fee by the specified deadlines.
Entry requirements
High School DiplomaSuccessful completion of high school diploma with required courses and minimum average.
Previous University ExperienceMay be required for certain program pathways or for direct entry into specific years.
English Language ProficiencySpecific score requirements apply. Not required if English Language Arts is a Teaching Area. If Cree, French or Languages is a Teaching Area, 3 credit units of junior level English required. If both English and Cree, French or Languages are Teaching Areas, none of these 6 credits are required.
Specific course requirements for English, Indigenous Studies, Mathematics/Statistics, and Science may be waived if these subjects are chosen as a Teaching Area.
Fees
Tuition (international)Tuition fees vary by program and year of study. Please refer to the University of Saskatchewan website for current international tuition rates.
Tuition (home)Tuition fees vary by program and year of study. Please refer to the University of Saskatchewan website for current domestic tuition rates.
LivingEstimated living costs for students in Saskatoon are available on the university's prospective student pages.
All fees are subject to change. International students should also factor in costs for study permits, health insurance, and other living expenses.
How to apply
1. Check Program Admission RequirementsVisit the University of Saskatchewan Admissions website and the Faculty of Education section to review specific academic and English language proficiency requirements for the B.Ed. program.
2. Prepare Required DocumentsGather academic transcripts, proof of English language proficiency (e.g., IELTS scores), and any other supporting documents requested by the university.
3. Submit Online ApplicationComplete and submit the undergraduate application form through the University of Saskatchewan's online application portal.
4. Pay Application FeePay the non-refundable application fee as part of the submission process.
5. Submit Supporting DocumentsUpload or mail all required supporting documents to the admissions office by the specified deadlines.
6. Receive Admission DecisionAwait notification of the admission decision from the University of Saskatchewan.
7. Accept Offer and Pay DepositIf offered admission, carefully review the offer letter, accept the offer, and pay any required enrollment deposit by the stated deadline.
8. Apply for Study PermitOnce admission is secured, begin the process of applying for a Canadian study permit through the appropriate government channels.
Accreditation
The Bachelor of Education program at the University of Saskatchewan is accredited and prepares graduates for teacher certification in Saskatchewan and other Canadian provinces.
Frequently asked questions
What are the entry requirements for the Bachelor of Education (B.Ed.) - Early/Middle Years Program?
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Applicants need a high school diploma with required courses and a minimum average. Specific course requirements in English, Indigenous Studies, Mathematics/Statistics, and Science might be waived if these are chosen as your teaching area. English language proficiency requirements also apply, with some exceptions.
How long does the B.Ed. Early/Middle Years Program take to complete?
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The program requires 120 credit units and is typically completed over four years of on-campus study.
What are the tuition fees for international students?
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Tuition fees vary by program and year of study. International students should refer to the University of Saskatchewan website for the most current international tuition rates.
What are the career prospects after graduating from this program?
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Graduates are prepared for roles such as Elementary School Teachers (Early and Middle Years), Educational Assistants, Curriculum Developers, and Educational Consultants.
How do international students apply to this program?
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International students should visit the University of Saskatchewan Admissions website, check program requirements, prepare documents like transcripts and proof of English proficiency, and submit an online application with the required fee by the specified deadlines.