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This two-year Bachelor of Education program prepares future educators to teach in English-language schools across Ontario. Through a mix of foundations, teachable, elective, and professional inquiry courses, students gain a strong grounding in educational theory and inclusive teaching practices that reflect today’s classrooms.

Why choose this program?

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Be a change maker.

Learn from a diverse team of researchers, educational leaders, community partners, and professional specialists who are shaping the future of education. The program focuses on equity, diversity, and inclusion, culturally responsive and sustaining pedagogies, student engagement and well-being, and evidence-informed teaching across disciplines. Graduates leave prepared to meet professional and ethical standards while helping build more just and inclusive communities.

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The Teacher Education program at the Ottawa campus of the University of Ottawa prepares students to teach in Ontario's anglophone schools.

Kindergarden students

Primary/Junior (P/J): K to Grade 6

The P/J division prepares you to teach Kindergarten to Grade 6 in Ontario's anglophone schools. 
It provides you with skills in teaching and learning methods for all subjects, including: language, math, social studies, science, arts, health and physical education.

No prerequisite courses required.

Middle school students

Junior/Intermediate (J/I): Grade 4 to 10

The J/I division prepares you to teach grades 4 to 10 in Ontario's anglophone schools.

You must choose one academic option from among the teachable subjects.

High school students

Intermediate/Senior (I/S): Grade 7 to 12

The I/S division prepares you to teach in both middle school (grades 7 and 8) and high school (grades 9 to 12). in Ontario's anglophone schools.

You must choose two academic options from among the teachable subjects.

After your studies

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Teacher Education graduates can teach in anglophone schools at the elementary or secondary level, work in specialized education, or pursue roles in curriculum development, educational technology, and leadership.

Our strong partnerships with school boards and our bilingual training open doors to careers locally, and internationally.

Student experience

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Graduation

Class of ’25 – A class committed to the future of teaching

As summer nears, the Faculty of Education’s Class of ’25 is ready to take the next step. We celebrated these new graduates on the Faculty’s Ottawa, Wi…
Teachers engaged in a round table discussion.
French as a Second Language

Strengthening the FSL teaching landscape through a community focus on retention

Mentorship and relationships are crucial supports for educators who teach French as a second language.
Angela and her mother Theresa
Indigenous

Legacy of learning: A mother-daughter journey through education in an Indigenous community

In the small, tight-knit Indigenous community of Aroland, in Northern Ontario, education represents more than a pathway to a career — it’s a tradition…

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145 Jean-Jacques-Lussier Private, room 141
Ottawa, Ontario, K1N 6N5
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