Bachelor of Social Work/Bachelor of Education

In order to teach in the publicly-funded school system of Ontario, all prospective teachers must acquire a B.Ed. from an institution of higher learning accredited by the Ontario College of Teachers. This qualification can also provide you with employment opportunities in other provinces and territories, as well as countries around the world. Laurentian?s English School of Education is one of the few institutions in the province that offers a concurrent B.Ed. Our students study for an initial 4-year undergraduate degree and concurrently will take several education courses, workshops and placements in schools across the province. The five years of the concurrent education provides students with an opportunity to experience a variety of educational settings. The range of experiences enables the student to make an informed judgment about whether teaching is a profession they truly wish to pursue. Those students who choose to opt out of the program can still complete their four-year degree.
In addition to completing all other program requirements, students in the concurrent education program at Laurentian need to achieve a minimum of a B average in order to qualify for entry into the Professional Year. The English program of the Faculty of Education and Health/Facult? d??ducation et de la sant? has an undergraduate advisor and director to assist with academic counselling. High standards and plenty of preparation mean that our professional year candidates are exceptionally well prepared for entry into the teaching profession.

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