Tyndale University
Bachelor of Education
Your door to a career in education
Why Pursue Teaching at Tyndale?
Teachers make a difference in the lives of their students. They interact with learners every day, and can significantly motivate them to grow through self-knowledge, skills development and citizenship. Tyndale’s BEd program will prepare you well for this rewarding career.
Format & Schedule
Each program runs full-time for 12 months, beginning in August and finishing by the end of July the following year. The Additional Qualification fills the final weeks, beginning online in June and ending with a two-week intensive, on campus or online.
Practicum
Apply what you learn in your Tyndale courses during three practicum placements in Ontario schools: 82 days of classroom observation, participation, and practice teaching.
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Program Options
Tyndale offers the following Bachelor of Education programs:
Primary / Junior Program
Teach Primary (Grades K-3) and Junior (Grades 4-6)
Junior / Intermediate Program
Teach Junior Grades (4 to 6) and Intermediate Grades (7 to 10)
Application Information
Admission Requirements
Find out what you need to begin the application process.
Meet the Team
Tyndale's School of Education faculty are experienced, certified Ontario educators who support teachers at every stage, from initial teacher education to ongoing professional learning throughout a career.
Tuition & Financial Aid
We know that financing your education requires careful research and planning. We are here to help by showing you the many opportunities available to make your Tyndale education more affordable.
Connect with Admissions
The Tyndale Admissions Office is here to help you with any questions – let's connect! You can also contact an Admissions Counsellor by sending an email to admissions@tyndale.ca or call 416.218.6757 or 1.877.TYNDALE
Interesting Courses
Courses offered in the Bachelor of Education (BEd) program:
- Teaching and Learning in Diverse and Equitable Classrooms
- The Developing Learner
- Educational Technology
- Democratic Values, Christian Perspectives and Education
View all Courses offered in the Bachelor of Education (BEd) program
Information Sessions
We encourage you to attend one of our information sessions to ask questions and hear some details about Tyndale's Bachelor of Education (BEd) program.
Attend an Information Session to learn about Tyndale's Bachelor of Education (BEd) program
Our mission is for graduates to teach with the utmost commitment to professionalism, excellence, collegiality, equity, and service.
Tyndale's Bachelor of Education programs are accredited by the Ontario College of Teachers. Graduates are eligible for a Certificate of Qualification and Registration from the Ontario College of Teachers.
