Bachelor of Education in Teacher Education (Consecutive) - Primary/ Junior

Queen's University

Queen's Diploma & Bachelor of Education (Consecutive) programs prepare high school and university graduates to become educators and qualify for Ontario College of Teachers certification. University graduates earn a second degree: Bachelor of Education. Secondary school graduates may earn a Diploma of Education in Aboriginal Teacher Education Program or Technological Education only. 4 successive terms, starting in May and ending in August the following year. Queen's graduates are out into the job market early. All students take a concentration (see Course Descriptions) by combining a Focus course, an Educational Studies course, and the Alternative Practicum. Students can apply to the Aboriginal Teacher Education Program, Artist in Community Education, and Outdoor & Experiential Education and Technological Education programs. For both Primary-Junior (K - Grade 6) and Intermediate-Senior (Grades 7 - 12). 20 weeks of placements, including an alternative practicum that can be done outside a school setting and anywhere in the world as long as it is related to the program. Travel Fellowships support education-related travel outside Canada for alternative practicum placements.