Program Overview

Bachelor of Education (TESOL)

The Bachelor of Education (TESOL) is a comprehensive program designed to equip students with the knowledge, skills, and expertise necessary to excel in the field of Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages.

Program Structure

The program is structured over three years, with each year comprising two semesters. Students are required to enroll in a combination of core and elective courses, which are outlined below.

Year 1

• Core courses:
  • EDUCSW 199 (zero-point core course)
  • LANGTCHG 101
  • EDPROFST 105
• General Education/Electives: Choose one course from the Open Schedule or Education and Social Work (EDSW) Schedule.
• Electives: Choose one of the following courses:
  • EDUC 105
  • EDUC 115
  • EDUC 116
  • EDUC 121
• Additional Electives (Semester 2): Choose one course from ACADENG 100, ACADENG 101, or ENGWRIT 101.

Year 2

• Core courses (Semester 1):
  • EDUC 318
  • EDPROFST 217
• Core courses (Semester 2):
  • EDPROFST 216
  • LINGUIST 203
• Electives (Semester 1): Choose one course from EDUC 204, EDUC 212, or EDUC 214, plus EDUC 224.
• Electives (Semester 2): Choose one course from EDUC 221 or EDUC 223, plus one course from EDUC 209, EDUC 213, or HEALTHED 201 (if applicable).

Year 3

• Core courses (Semester 1):
  • LANGTCHG 301
  • EDPROFST 398
• Core courses (Semester 2):
  • EDPROFST 318
  • EDPROFST 397
• Electives (Semester 1): EDUC 351 and EDUC 304 (available only in Summer School).
• Electives (Semester 2): Choose one course from EDUC 323 or EDUC 352, and one additional 15-point elective course from any bachelors degree at the University.

Additional Information

For further details and advice on the Bachelor of Education (TESOL) program, students are encouraged to consult the University's resources and support services.

Related Program Details

• The program requires students to choose elective courses from a range of options, allowing for specialization and flexibility.
• Students must ensure they meet the program's requirements and follow the correct course enrollment process to avoid complications.
• The University provides various support services, including academic advising and student hubs, to assist students throughout their studies.