Education (After Degree)

Overview

Ambrose University Undergraduate Viewbook

The Bachelor of Education program is FULL for the 2019 FALL term - waitlist closed.

Every visionary, business person, community and faith leader, artist and athlete shares one thing in common: a teacher who helped inspire them to do great things. You can be that guiding light with a teaching degree from Ambrose University.

Build on your undergraduate degree and prepare to support the individual learning needs of students from diverse communties. Design learning experiences that grow students' strengths and use technology to elevate learning. You put theory into action through practicums at schools in and around Calgary. At every step, benefit from close contact with a mentor eager to share practical knowledge. This Ambrose BEd focuses on preparing elementary teachers, but you graduate certified to teach any age level in the province of Alberta.

Get certified to teach in Alberta with this two-year Bachelor of Education degree program.

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Your Future

This is your career

Upon successful completion of the program, graduates meet the requirements for Interim Professional Certification in the Province of Alberta - both in public or independent schools.

For more information on Teacher Certification, click here.

With this teaching degree, graduates will be certified to teach in Alberta and will be eligible for certification in other provinces, as well as in countries other than Canada.

This is where you can go

Teach in a variety of education settings:

Public schools
First Nations communities
Inclusive and multicultural classrooms
Developing countries

95%

of students get teaching jobs upon graduation

Beyond the Classroom

A major component of any education degree program is classroom practicum. Ambrose partners with Calgary and area school districts to place you in classrooms so you can start applying your learning and developing your teaching skills from as early as your second semester. You’ll spend your third semester almost entirely in the classroom, and, in your final semester, you’ll have the chance to review and analyze what you learned through that experience.

Education Practicum