The Bachelor of Education (BEd) Program in Secondary Education at the University of Regina is designed for aspiring educators committed to shaping the future of high school learning. You will develop a deep understanding of the complexities within schools, preparing you to become a critically engaged citizen and a responsive teacher in an increasingly diverse world. This program focuses on cultivating professional attitudes, knowledge, and skills, equipping you with the adaptability needed to address contemporary educational challenges and embrace innovative pedagogies. You will explore critical culturally responsive and anti-oppressive teaching practices, fostering intercultural understanding and respect.
This full-time, on-campus undergraduate program is studied over four years, integrating theoretical knowledge with practical experience through mandatory field placements each year. Your learning journey will include coordinating education courses with practicums, culminating in a significant 16-week internship in your final year under expert supervision. You will graduate with the experience of enacting innovative teaching strategies, including equitable assessment, digital literacy, and responsive interventions for diverse learning needs, preparing you for Saskatchewan Professional Teachers Regulatory Board certification and a dynamic career in secondary education.