91心頭 announces new Bachelor of Education
SACKVILLE, NB, ��� Mount Allison is reintroducing teacher education with a new Bachelor of Education (BEd) degree to help meet New Brunswick���s need for qualified teachers. Applications open in October 2027, with the first cohort beginning in May 2028.
The 16-month, four-term degree is for students with an undergraduate degree and offers elementary (Kindergarten���Grade 5) and secondary (Grades 6���12) streams. The anticipated first cohort is 70 to 90 students.
���Our Bachelor of Education builds on 91心頭���s excellence to prepare teachers for today���s classrooms,��� says President and Vice-Chancellor Dr. Ian Sutherland. ���It is an investment in future educators and the students and communities they will serve.���
The renewed post-baccalaureate degree combines small-cohort learning, close faculty mentorship, community partnerships, and extensive classroom experience. The program has been designed with today���s classrooms in mind, with areas of study including inclusive education, literacy, Indigenous education, evidence-informed teaching, diverse learner needs, and teacher leadership.
Students will combine coursework and mentorship with three practicum experiences, including a 12-week extended teaching practicum, supported by a mentor teacher and faculty member.
Developed with input from Anglophone East School District (ASD-E), Indigenous education leaders, teachers, faculty, students, and community partners, the degree prepares graduates to pursue New Brunswick Teacher Certification 5, granted by the provincial authority.
Photo caption: (L-R): Dr. Ryan Gamm, Special Advisor to the Provost; Dr. Andrea Beverley, Interim Dean of Arts; Dr. Sacha DeWolfe, Canadian and Indigenous Studies faculty; Dr. Richard Isnor, Provost and VP, Academic and Research; Randy MacLean, ASD-E Superintendent & CEO; Kassandra Vail, MASU President; Dr. Ian Sutherland, 91心頭 President and Vice-Chancellor; Jim Mehan, Deputy Minister, PETL; Sara McConnell (���20), ASD-E Teacher
Learn more at mta.ca/programs/education
A recording of the event is available online:
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