UNIVERSITY OF OTTAWA · CANADA
Bachelor of Education (B.Ed.) - Teacher Education
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At a glance
24 mo
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- Two yearsDuration
- 60 creditsProgram Load
- Over 100 daysPracticum Experience
- EnglishLanguage of Instruction
- Ottawa CampusLocation
This two-year Bachelor of Education program prepares you to teach in English-language schools in Ontario. You will gain a strong foundation in educational theory and inclusive teaching practices relevant to today's classrooms through a blend of foundational, teachable, elective, and professional inquiry courses. The program emphasizes equity, diversity, inclusion, culturally responsive pedagogies, student well-being, and evidence-informed teaching. You will learn from a diverse team of researchers and educational leaders, preparing you to meet professional standards and contribute to building more just and inclusive communities.
Curriculum
The program is structured around four terms and includes various teachable subject options depending on the division you choose. All divisions include a significant practicum component and courses focused on inquiry, curriculum planning, and learning theories.
- Year 1 - Term 1 (Fall)
- Teaching at the Primary Division: Part IPED 3111
- Teaching at the Primary Division: Part IIPED 3112
- Teaching at the Primary Division: Part IIIPED 3113
- Curriculum Planning, Implementation and Assessment Part IPED 3141
- Becoming a Teacher Through Inquiry in Practice (Part 1 of 2)PED 31501
- Enhancing Mathematics and Science ThinkingPED 3152
- Practicum in the Primary/Junior Division I (Part 1 of 2)PED 32001
- Year 1 - Term 2 (Winter)
- Schooling and SocietyPED 3102
- First Nations, Inuit and Métis Education: Historical Experiences and Contemporary PerspectivesPED 3138
- Learning Theories and Practices in Inclusive Classrooms Part IPED 3142
- Becoming a Teacher Through Inquiry in Practice (Part 2 of 2)PED 31502
- Practicum in the Primary/Junior Division I (Part 2 of 2)PED 32002
- Year 2 - Term 3 (Fall)
- Teaching at the Junior Division: Language Arts and The ArtsPED 3114
- Teaching at the Junior Division: Part IIPED 3120
- Teaching at the Junior Division: Part IIIPED 3121
- Enacting Collaborative Inquiry in Professional Practice (Part 1 of 2)PED 31511
- Curriculum Planning, Implementation and Assessment Part IIPED 4141
- Practicum in the Primary Junior Division II (Part 1 of 2)PED 42001
- Year 2 - Term 4 (Winter)
- Enacting Collaborative Inquiry in Professional Practice (Part 2 of 2)PED 31512
- Learning Theories and Practices in Inclusive Classrooms Part IIPED 4142
- Practicum in the Primary Junior Division II (Part 2 of 2)PED 42002
- Optional coursePED XXXX
Careers
Graduates are prepared to teach in English-language schools across Ontario. The program focuses on developing skills for inclusive and equitable teaching environments.
- Teacher (Kindergarten to Grade 6)
- Teacher (Grade 4 to 10)
- Teacher (Grade 7 to 12)
- French as a Second Language Teacher
Frequently asked questions
- What is the duration of the Bachelor of Education program?
- The Bachelor of Education program is a two-year program, consisting of four terms and a total of 60 credits.
- What are the tuition fees for the B.Ed. program?
- Specific tuition fees for the Bachelor of Education program are not provided. Prospective students should contact the University of Ottawa directly for current fee information.
- What are the entry requirements for the B.Ed. program?
- An undergraduate degree is required for admission. All courses are taught in English, and while a specific score is not listed, English language proficiency is necessary.
- What career opportunities are available after completing the B.Ed. program?
- Graduates are prepared to teach in English-language schools in Ontario, with roles including Kindergarten to Grade 12 teacher and French as a Second Language teacher.
- How can I apply to the Bachelor of Education program?
- You need to review admission requirements, prepare academic transcripts, and submit your application through the University of Ottawa's admissions portal. International applicants may have additional steps.
- Is there a practical component to the B.Ed. program?
- Yes, the program includes a significant practicum component with over 100 days of practical experience across the two years.
Entry requirements
Undergraduate DegreeA completed undergraduate degree is required. Specific prerequisite courses are not mentioned for the Primary/Junior division, but may be required for other divisions. Check the program catalogue for details on teachable subjects for Junior/Intermediate and Intermediate/Senior divisions.
English Language ProficiencyNot specified, but all courses are in English.
The program prepares teachers for English-language schools in Ontario. Recent changes to teacher education in Ontario may affect program details; consult the university for the latest information.
Fees
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Tuition fees are not specified for this program. Information on fees for other programs at the University of Ottawa is available, but specific amounts for the Bachelor of Education are not provided on the linked pages. Prospective students should contact the university directly for current fee information.
How to apply
1. Review Admission RequirementsEnsure you meet the academic qualifications for the Bachelor of Education program. For the Junior/Intermediate and Intermediate/Senior divisions, choose your academic teachable subjects.
2. Prepare Required DocumentsGather all necessary academic transcripts and any other supporting documents as specified by the Faculty of Education.
3. Submit ApplicationComplete and submit your application through the University of Ottawa's admissions portal. International applicants may have additional steps or requirements.
4. Await Offer of AdmissionOnce your application is reviewed and if you meet the criteria, you will receive an offer of admission.
5. Accept Offer and RegisterIf you accept the offer, you will proceed with course registration, following the guidance provided by the Undergraduate Studies office.
Accreditation
Prepares graduates to teach in Ontario's anglophone schools.
Frequently asked questions
What is the duration of the Bachelor of Education program?
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The Bachelor of Education program is a two-year program, consisting of four terms and a total of 60 credits.
What are the tuition fees for the B.Ed. program?
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Specific tuition fees for the Bachelor of Education program are not provided. Prospective students should contact the University of Ottawa directly for current fee information.
What are the entry requirements for the B.Ed. program?
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An undergraduate degree is required for admission. All courses are taught in English, and while a specific score is not listed, English language proficiency is necessary.
What career opportunities are available after completing the B.Ed. program?
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Graduates are prepared to teach in English-language schools in Ontario, with roles including Kindergarten to Grade 12 teacher and French as a Second Language teacher.
How can I apply to the Bachelor of Education program?
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You need to review admission requirements, prepare academic transcripts, and submit your application through the University of Ottawa's admissions portal. International applicants may have additional steps.
Is there a practical component to the B.Ed. program?
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Yes, the program includes a significant practicum component with over 100 days of practical experience across the two years.