The Bachelor of Education (BEd) Middle Years Education (Grades 6 to 9) at the University of Regina is your pathway to becoming an adaptable and critically engaged educator. This undergraduate program is designed for those passionate about fostering learning and development in young adolescents, equipping you with the professional attitudes, knowledge, and skills essential for navigating the complexities of today's diverse classrooms. You will explore innovative and responsive pedagogies, including equitable assessment, digital learning environments, and strategies for addressing learning, behavioural, and health challenges. This degree prepares you for teacher certification in Saskatchewan, grounded in principles of culturally responsive and anti-oppressive teaching.
This full-time, on-campus program is studied over four years, integrating extensive field experiences from your first year through to a significant 16-week internship in your final year. You will work alongside experienced cooperating teachers, directly linking theoretical knowledge with practical classroom application. The curriculum includes foundational courses, specialized education subjects, and electives, ensuring a comprehensive understanding of teaching and learning. Upon graduation, you will possess the adaptability and critical consciousness needed to excel in diverse school settings and contribute meaningfully to the educational landscape.
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