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Intermediate/Senior Division Program

 

The Intermediate/Senior division prepares the candidate to teach from Grade 7 to 12 with specific preparation in two teaching subjects. Candidates must have at least five full undergraduate courses (30 credits) in the first teaching subject selected and at least three full undergraduate courses (18 credits) in the second teaching subject.

Foundations:

 

Curriculum:

Two subject pairings of the following electives are required for students registering in the Intermediate/Senior Division.

 

Intermediate Electives + Senior Electives

 

Practicum:

 

Option Courses

The Faculty of Education offers to interested students the following option courses. These courses can taken concurrently with the one-year program and are in addition to it. Please note that not all courses are offered each year.

 

Students may also choose to take the following option:

Electives

Each student in the Intermediate/Senior Division must choose two pairs of teaching electives from the following teaching subjects listed in Schedule A (Ontario Regulation 184/97). The teaching electives chosen must be paired (example: if EDUC 4496 Visual Arts (Intermediate) is chosen, then it must be paired with EDUC 4497 Visual Arts (Senior) as the first elective; if EDUC 4466 Mathematics (Intermediate) is chosen then it must be paired with EDUC 4467 Mathematics (Senior) as the second elective.)

 

One of the two teaching electives must be supported by a minimum of 30 credits (five full undergraduate courses) and the other teachable by a minimum of 18 credits (three full undergraduate courses) in their respective disciplines.

Note:

Students who wish to take a combination of two sciences (eg EDUC 4487 Science-Biology (Senior) and EDUC 4537 Science-Chemistry (Senior) will be paired with EDUC 4486 Science I and EDUC 4596 Science II.

Please note that this teaching subject prepares teachers of Religious Education in Roman Catholic schools. Roman Catholic Boards of Education require that student teachers be of the Catholic faith.

The Faculty of Education offers a one-year consecutive program leading to a Bachelor of Education degree. This program meets the requirements of the Ontario College of Teachers for teacher certification.

 

 

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