教育学学士

VIU的教育学士学位课程为学生提供了成为小学或中学级别教师所需的基础知识。在整个五年课程中，学生将学习各种教学策略和专业发展技能，为他们提供获得BC教师证书并开始其教学旅程所需的工具和知识。VIU教育学士课程的学生得到了专门老师的个性化关注，这些老师在K-12课堂上有丰富经验，并关心他们的成功。该计划为学生提供了在小学或中学阶段教学的准备，并且在《教学原则》，《嵌入式和扩展实践》以及《第一民族学习原则》中有明确的基础。与不列颠哥伦比亚省重新设计的课程相一致，该课程及其交付方式均以个性化学习为基础，可提供更
The Bachelor of Education program at VIU provides students with the fundamentals needed to become teachers at the elementary school level. Throughout the five-year program students will learn diverse teaching strategies and professional development skills to give them the tools and knowledge required to earn their BC teachers certificate and begin their teaching journey. This program prepares students for teaching at various school levels and has a thoroughly articulated grounding in the Principles of Teaching and Learning, embedded and extended practica, as well as First Peoples Principles of Learning. In line with BC's redesigned curriculum, the program, and its delivery, is informed by personalized learning allowing for greater flexible learning environments well versed in ecological and environmental learning and Indigenous perspectives and knowledge. Curriculum instruction focuses on core competencies, big ideas, as well as current research and the development of reflective practices. Upon successful completion of the program, graduates will be recommended for a Certificate of Qualification (COQ) as issued by the Teacher Regulation Branch (TRB) at the BC Ministry of Education and Child Care. A COQ is required for employment in any BC public school and can be applied towards employment in BC independent or offshore schools. It is also eligible for equivalent professional certification in other Canadian provinces or territories.The program is comprised of undergraduate Education coursework and from various disciplines including the Arts, Humanities, Social Sciences, Sciences, and Human Services with the option of completing a Minor. To do so requires meeting other degree area Minor requirements, as well as the Bachelor of Education degree requirements. Those wishing to pursue a Minor should consult with a Faculty of Education Advisor to discuss degree completion requirements and teaching career implications of their choice of Minor. Undergraduate elective coursework is predominately completed within the first two years of the program, with Education and Field Experience coursework taking place in the final three years of the program.