- The FESA Facebook employment page
- The York U Mentoring and Teaching Resource Room
- The Faculty of Education News & Events feed
- Career Centre Visit Career Centre and find out about the services and opportunities available to you.
Summer enrolment windows The Office of Student Services is working on the course offerings and will have the courses set for enrolment by April 8th. Enrolment window dates may have been changed on students BEd record. Summer enrolment slots/dates are scheduled as follows for BEd students heading into Year 2 FW 2021. Priority enrolment dates/times for summer electives are being given to students heading into Year 2 BEd FW 2021. Please note the required number of EDUC electives students must complete for the BEd certification (PJ, JI or IS) are noted. Most students have completed one of the three EDUC elective in the winter session. So only need to plan one or two electives in the summer.
Enrolment window dates April 8th and 9th
- Glendon FSL PJIS: PJ and JI require one math elective. IS require one open elective.
- Primary/Junior: Require three electives. One math, one literacy and one open elective.
Enrolment window date April 9th
- Junior/Intermediate - Require two electives. One math or literacy and one open elective.
- Intermediate/Senior and Technological Education - Require three electives.
Education Electives for BEd students summer session
In response to students indicating that taking many courses in an online/remote format is challenging, and for students who did not enrol in EDPR 2000 in FW 2020-21 due to Covid in school placement changes, we are offering a large number of summer term elective courses. We strongly suggest students heading into Year 2 (Consecutive BEd students and Concurrent BEd returning) for FW 2021 to plan an education elective(s) in the summer in order to “lighten” your course load during the fall and winter terms.
Elective courses will be offered is summer session C1 and C2. https://registrar.yorku.ca/enrol/dates/su21
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- Summer courses are condensed (six weeks).
- Travel to campus is not required for summer courses, since they are offered remotely.
- We hope that by spreading the workload over a longer period of time, our students will be able to juggle their many responsibilities in a manner that supports their mental and physical health.
Education elective courses for BEd students
May 3 - June 14
EDUC 3820B Teaching ELL in Mainstream Classrooms *
EDUC 2200 Issues in Indigenous Education
EDUC 2591Thinking Mathematically *
EDUC 2594 Hands-on Mathematics to Support Interdisciplinary Learning *
EDUC 3600 Literacy and Culture *
EDUC 3610 New Media Literacies and Culture * (not open for IS and Tech Ed students)
EDUC 3700 Educating for a Sustainable Future
EDUC 3750 Educational Assessment
EDUC 3760 Early and Family Literacy *
EDUC 3770 Teaching and Learning with Digital Technology
C2 June 17 - July 29
EDUC 3600 Literacy and Culture *
EDUC 3610 New Media Literacies and Culture * (not open for IS and Tech Ed students)
EDUC 3820 Teaching English Language Learners *
EDUC 2591 Thinking Mathematically *
EDUC 3592 Teaching for Understanding Math *
EDUC 2594 Hands-on Mathematics to Support Interdisciplinary Learning *
EDUC 2200 Issues in Indigenous Education
EDUC 3300 Urban Education
EDUC 3700 Educating for a Sustainable Future
EDUC 3750 Educational Assessment
EDUC 3900 Studies in Popular Culture
* Math and Literacy electives. Also open to IS and Technological Education students but limited seats.
Summer courses for BA Educational Studies students
May 3 - June 14
EDST 3400 C1 Policy & Public Educational Institutions
EDST 3800 C1 Research Methods in Educational Studies
June 17 - July 29
EDST 2200 C2 Issues in Indigenous Education
EDST4000 C2 Community Organizations and Education
REMINDER BEd Students heading into ED 2 FW 2021-22 ~ Select your Practicum Placement Location/Zone.
ALL returning BEd students must select their Practicum Placement Location/Zone Choice for the 2021-2022 academic year. Students will log on to the Practicum Information Management System to select practicum placement (location/zone) preferences. The online form will be available starting March 8, 2021 and is due April 5, 2021. Students who do not submit a request for practicum for 2021-22 will not have a school placement come September 2021. When students log in to PIMs, they should click on Practicum Placement Preference and the window will open to make the request. Students that do not have the option “Practicum Placement Preferences” should email practicumoffice@edu.yorku.ca.
Year 1 Concurrent students who are returning to their home faculty do not need to complete a placement preference form now. You will be reminded to do so in March 2022.
Bachelor of Education (BEd) course requirements
Students needing to double check the course requirements for the BEd program should visit YU Academic Calendar's. Courses and Practicum requirements for all the teaching panels are posted. Visit https://calendars.students.yorku.ca/2020-2021/programs/ED/education#course-requirements-and-specializations and select Faculty Rules and then Course Requirements and Specializations.
2021 BEd Graduates ~ Apply to the Ontario College of Teachers for your Membership registration
BEd students graduating in June 2021 will be applying to the Ontario College of Teachers to become a certified member. There are several steps students will need to do to ensure there are no delays nominating BEd graduates after convocation.
- Review the OCT application information at https://apps.oct.ca/OLR/Template.aspx?action=rege
- Apply for OCT membership/registration: Visit: www.oct.ca select Members and then Create an Account. In order for the BEd Student Services Office to send your recommendation, we require the six-digit OCT registration number for each graduating teacher candidate.
- Submit the six-digit Ontario College Teachers (OCT) registration number by June 1, 2021 to the Faculty of Education. The online form is available on the Faculty of Education website.
- Send Transcripts to OCT ~ Graduating BEd teacher candidates will need to order all post-secondary transcripts and be sent to the Ontario College of Teachers. When ordering transcripts, please indicate that you wish for your York University transcript to be sent upon degree completion. Please order your transcript while completing your OCT application, using the OUAC Transcript Request available at https://www.ouac.on.ca/apply/oct/en_CA/user/login
- Recommendation to OCT - The Faculty of Education will only send your recommendation to OCT following convocation. Transcripts ordered by the student and the recommendation sent by the Faculty of Education are required for certification.
Those students who have submitted their request for Temporary Certificate and been recommended to OCT the Faculty of Education, Office of Student Services will use this information (OCT Registry number) for June submission. Students will need to re-order their York U. transcript to show OCT the degree(s) conferred.
This will also include the Ryerson PJ BEd students who will be completing the BEd program requirements end of July and requested the Temporary Certificate.
June Convocation
Graduating BEd and BA students should view the information on the university’s convocation Web site for details regarding the ceremony and diploma services. All students planned to graduate need to register for the ceremony. The June 2021 ceremony will be held online/virtual.
Advising packages for ED 2 (Semester 3 ad 4) 2021-22
The Students Services team will be working on the Yr. 2 Advising/Enrollment packages for FW 2021. Once the packages are complete they will be sent by email to all students returning and continuing in the BEd program this September. Included in the package will be the course schedule, Monday - Friday class schedule, F/W ED elective choices, ED 2 Practicum meetings, reminder to reapply for Police Record Check/VSS and any important dates for FW 2021 academic year. Plan to have the packages ready by mid April.
Mental Health and Wellness at York U . Students needing assistance or support beyond their course work are encouraged to visit the resources available to them at YU. http://mhw.info.yorku.ca/resources/resources-at-york/students/.
Student Accessibility Services (SAS) Students with a diagnosed disability are encouraged to connect with York's Accessibility Services (SAS). Their office provides academic accommodation and support to students with disabilities in accordance with the Ontario Human Rights Commission’s Policy on accessible education for students with disabilities and York University Senate Policy on Academic Accommodation for Students with Disabilities.
As well, students needing non Academic Counselling can contact Student Counselling and Development (SCD) This unit helps York students to realize, develop and fulfill their personal potential in order to maximally benefit from their university experience and manage the challenges of university life. Students come to SCD because of a wide range of concerns including, but not limited to: depression, anxiety, abuse, stress, self-esteem, relationship issues, eating and body image as well as issues related to sexuality, short-term individual, couple, and group counselling, crisis intervention and consultations regarding students in distress/crisis and issues related to overall mental health.
Updating your contact information
Please remember if you change your residential address or phone number(s) you should update this information through the Registrar's Office website. You should make sure your official name at York matches the name used for applications or anything elsewhere, otherwise transcripts may not match. Under My Student Records select Change My Profile. You are also encouraged to add a contact person in case of emergency.