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Field Education
Students enrolled in a Bachelor of Religious Education program or the Certificate in Christian Studies: Transitions program are required to complete Field Education placements in a ministry setting.
Students must register for Field Education units before the add/drop deadline. New students may not register for units in their first semester of studies.
- Field Education Syllabus
- Field Education Forms
- What is Field Education?
- Why Does Tyndale Require Students to do Field Education?
- How to Find a Placement
- Field Education Units
- Parameters
- Length of Commitment
Field Education Syllabus
Fall 2011, Winter 2012, Spring/Summer 2012
Fall 2012, Winter 2013, Spring/Summer 2013 (coming soon)
Field Education Forms
Students are responsible to ensure that all forms are submitted on time
Agreement Form (Revised 4/17/2012; includes Roles and Responsibilities)
Timesheet
Self-Evaluation Form
Supervisor Evaluation Form
What is Field Education?
Field Education units are non-credit graduation requirements for the BRE degree and Certificate in Christian Studies: Transitions. Field Education involves a placement in a ministry setting in an area of interest to the student. The required units must be completed in order to graduate.
Why does Tyndale require students to do Field Education?
- to provide the student with ministry opportunities in which he/she may develop some key skills
- to assist the student in identifying spiritual and character development
- to allow the student to gain experience in a variety of service settings
- to give the student an opportunity to reflect on his/her calling in life
How to Find a Placement
Students may find a Field Ed. placement in one of the following ways:
- Search in Service Opportunities.
- Contact an agency that is of interest. Click here for some options.
- Choose an opportunity that you already know about.
Speak to your faculty advisor about an appropriate choice for your field placement.
Field Education Units
- FDED 1020
- FDED 2010
- FDED 2020
- FDED 3010
- FDED 3020
Parameters
- Field Ed. placements may be paid or volunteered
- Field Ed. placements may be done at churches or ministry organizations
- The student’s faculty advisor must approve the placement and his/her signature is required on the Agreement Form
Length of Commitment
- Each unit requires a minimum of 48 hours of service in order to pass
- Students may complete 2 units in one semester (requires 96 hours)
- Students may complete up to 2 units at any one agency (additional units may be approved by the Centre for Service Learning)
- Travel time may be counted in the 48 hours (up to 10 hours per unit)
- The hours must span at least 7 days
- If the placement spans more than one semester, the student is to register for the unit in the semester in which the placement will be completed





