Nipissing bachelor of education program

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Nipissing students do not need to order a Nipissing transcript. Legal proof of name change due , if documents reflect a different name than current name unless previously provided upon application.

Consecutive Education: You will gain access to your Nipissing email. From this point on, we will communicate with you through your Nipissing email account. Consecutive Education: Registration information will be emailed to your Nipissing email account. All students entering the Consecutive Bachelor of Education program will be registered in all of their courses by the Office of the Registrar. An email will be sent to you in early August including information on your timetable, parking, tuition fees, textbooks, student accessibility services, financial aid, scholarships, bursaries and awards, meal plans, athletics and student union.

Concurrent Education: Registration information will be emailed to your Nipissing email account. All students entering Year 5 of the Concurrent Education program will be registered in all of their courses by the Office of the Registrar. Welcome to Nipissing! Monitor your Nipissing email for more information about your first week of classes. The Ontario College of Teachers lists the general requirements to become a teacher in Ontario.

From there, you can work backwards and choose a Waterloo program that will get you the right courses and teachable subjects. You can always get advice by contacting the Undergraduate Recruitment Coordinator in the Waterloo faculty that offers your program of interest. Undergraduate programs. Take the next step. Selection is based primarily on your academic average. Your admission average is calculated on the best 10 full full-year university courses, or equivalent not including college transfer courses , completed at the time you apply.

A full course is the equivalent of 1 academic year of study. A full university course normally runs from September to April, or is the equivalent of 2 semester-long courses.

Meeting the minimum requirements does not guarantee admission. We reserve the right to cancel a teaching subject at any point. English - Courses presented for this teaching subject must be English literature courses. English remedial courses will not be considered. Cross-listed courses will not be counted for a teaching subject in English.

French - Teacher candidates for French as a second language at the Junior Intermediate level must possess oral and written fluency and submit proof of at least one of the following credentials to the Office of the Registrar:.

Health and Physical Education — Acceptable courses include movement or action based courses. Anatomy and Physiology cannot be used towards a Health and Physical Education teaching subject.

History — Courses should be coded as History or cross-listed with History. Classical Studies e. Instrumental Music - Applicants will be considered based on academic background and experience in the discipline. Applicants should have experience with brass, woodwind and percussion instruments. Mathematics - Mathematics courses equivalent to a secondary school Mathematics course cannot be counted towards the teaching subject.

At least one full course 2-one semester courses , of the three full courses 6-one semester courses required, must be beyond the first year level. Applicants must present courses in two of the three disciplines. Visual Arts — Applicants must present three full undergraduate studio courses 6-one semester courses. Examples of studio courses are courses such as painting, drawing, sculpture, etc. Candidates will also be considered based on academic background and experience in the discipline.

Please note : Cross-listed courses from a different discipline are not always counted towards the teaching subject.

Please email the Office of the Registrar at admissions nipissingu. Biology — Applicants should present courses in Biology or courses that are cross-listed with Biology that cover aspects of the Ontario Biology curriculum e. Courses in biochemistry will count towards Biology or Chemistry teaching subjects but not both. Anatomy and Physiology, Biomechanics, Nutrition.

Only one full two semester course in Economics can count towards the requirement. Only 1 one-semester course in Economics can count towards the requirement. Chemistry — Applicants should present courses in Chemistry or courses that are cross-listed with Chemistry that cover aspects of the Ontario Chemistry curriculum e.

English - Courses presented for the teachable must be English literature courses. Cross-listed courses will not be counted for a teachable in English. Instrumental Music - Applicants must present the required number of courses including a minimum of three full undergraduate performance courses 6 one-semester courses. Applicants will be considered based on academic background and experience in the discipline.

Mathematics - Mathematics courses equivalent to a secondary school Mathematics course will not be counted towards the teaching subject. At least two full courses 4-one semester courses towards a first teaching subject in Mathematics must be beyond the first year level. At least one full course 2-one semester courses towards a second teaching subject in Mathematics must be beyond the first year level.