BEd (French) – Part-time Consecutive Considerable emphasis in the part-time Consecutive BEd (French) program is placed on ensuring excellent French language proficiency and a deep understanding of francophone cultures. To satisfy the francophone cultural component of the program, teacher candidates participate in a one year study program in a francophone context during Year 2 on a stop-out from the Faculty of Education or enrol in two full course equivalents (12 credits) in francophone culture as part of the bachelor’s degree requirements. A significant proportion of the practicum is carried out in Ontario French Immersion schools. Candidates also have experiences in English language elementary settings. Note: the part-time Consecutive BEd (French) degree is currently offered for the most part at the Glendon campus. Applicants are required to satisfy the standards and procedures for admission to the Consecutive BEd program outlined above. In addition, applicants who do not present one of the following must successfully complete a written and oral French placement test:
Note: the Faculty does not count time spent in FSL courses, letters written by applicants or senior-level high-school French course(s) as proof of French language proficiency. The above requirements are general guidelines only. The Faculty reserves the right to require a successfully completed language proficiency test. Successful candidates are normally selected on the basis of education-related experience, references, university grade point averages, a written test in French and individual interviews conducted in both English and French. BEd (Indigenous Teacher Education) – Part-time Consecutive Beginning in 2010-2011, candidates in the Faculty of Education’s Concurrent or Part-time Consecutive programs may pursue the Indigenous Teacher Education program, a course of study designed to prepare teachers of Aboriginal studies, under guidelines established by the Faculty. Considerable emphasis in the program is placed on Indigenous language skills and deep understanding of Native Canadian cultures. It is strongly recommended that at least one Indigenous language course be taken prior to graduation. To further support the Indigenous cultural component of the program, community organizations and schools related to the Aboriginal experience may be used for practicum placements throughout the three years of the BEd program. For further information on the BEd (Indigenous Teacher Education) program, please go to http://edu.yorku.ca/bed/indigenous.html. BEd (Jewish Teacher Education) – Part-time Consecutive Candidates in the the part-time Consecutive program may pursue the Jewish Teacher Education option, a course of study designed to prepare Hebrew teachers of Jewish studies under guidelines established by the Faculty in consultation with the Centre for Jewish Education in Toronto. This program is unique in North America in preparing teacher candidates to teach both Jewish studies and general studies in Hebrew day schools. Students who already hold a recognized university bachelors degree may study part-time toward a BEd degree over a period of three years. In addition, these students pursue a 36 credit Advanced Certificate of Hebrew and Jewish Studies with requirements in Hebrew language and Jewish studies courses. Some advanced credit may be granted toward this certificate, especially if the undergraduate degree is in Jewish studies. All incoming students should be sure to include the following courses in their program of study. Teacher candidates enrolled in this program should include: AP/HEB 3210 3.00 or AP/HEB 3211 3.00 These courses are offered on a rotating basis over a three-year cycle. Incoming and continuing students are asked to make an appointment for an informal Hebrew language assessment to determine the section in which to enrol by contacting the Department of Languages, Literatures and Linguistics at 416-736-2100, ext. 55016. Students must complete Hebrew 3000 or an approved equivalent prior to entering ED 2. This may be accomplished at York University or at a recognized Ulpan or Israeli University. This may also be accomplished as part of a university degree taken prior to entering the Jewish Teacher Education program or during the ED 1 year or during a stop-out year between ED 1 and ED 2. Students who successfully complete the part-time Consecutive Jewish Teacher Education program receive:
Teacher candidates in Jewish Teacher Education are expected to take a coherent program of Hebrew language and Jewish studies courses. Teacher candidates enrolled in the program should carefully prepare their academic programs each year in consultation with a Faculty of Education adviser and with the professor coordinating the Jewish Teacher Education option, in order to be sure that they meet the academic requirements of their program of study in the Faculty of Education and those of the Advanced Certificate in Hebrew and Jewish Studies. Application Procedures Application forms for the Consecutive program are available from the middle of September to the beginning of December through the Ontario Universities’ Application Centre (OUAC) at http://www.ouac.on.ca/teas/. Supplementary application forms can be downloaded from http://www.ouac.on.ca/teas/ or http://www.edu.yorku.ca. Please see the Faculty of Education Web site at http://www.yorku.ca/foe/prospective.html for deadline dates. Note: an application will not be regarded as complete until all documents and materials have been received by the Faculty of Education.
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