Werklund School of Education 4. BEd Program Details 4.2 Four-Year BEd (Community-Based) Program4.2 Four-Year BEd (Community-Based) Program
The Four-Year BEd (Community-Based) program provides opportunities for students to remain in or near their rural and remote communities for the majority of their degree program. Offering 1-2 courses on-campus each summer provides students with the opportunity to work with their cohort in a face-to-face environment, attend orientation and social events and to connect with the Werklund School of Education and the Áù¾ÅÉ«ÌÃ. Our experience with blended programs indicates that including on-campus courses and experiences each academic year, provides for a stronger pedagogical program, significantly increases the retention rate and reduces the number of courses to be taken throughout the Fall and Winter Terms. It further creates a strong relational bond among students within their particular cohort during their campus experience that extends when they return to their communities. The Four-Year BEd (Community-Based) program consists of 120 units (20.0 full-course equivalents) to be distributed according to the following list:
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Teachable Subject Areas
In addition to the required Education, non-Education, and elective courses, students are required to complete 24 units (4.0 full-course equivalents) in their teachable subject area as listed below. Students should consult with the Undergraduate Programs in Education Office for a list of approved or recommended courses.
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