6 Bachelor's degrees in Teaching in Canada

The Teaching English as a Second Language, Graduate Certificate from University of the Fraser Valley in as little as two semesters (fall and winter) or at your own pace concurrent with your other studies. All courses are offered in blended format, with multiple face-to-face sessions in the early evenings and asynchronous online work.

Teach the next generation of tradespeople at the high school level. Apply to the Technical Vocational Education BEd program offered by University of Saskatchewan.

The Saskatchewan Urban Native Teacher Education Program (SUNTEP) BEd offered by University of Saskatchewan is a four-year program designed for Métis and non-status Aboriginal students who want to teach at either the early/middle years or secondary level.

The Indian Teacher Education Program (ITEP) at the University of Saskatchewan is a four-year Bachelor of Education degree. Available in full-time and part-time modes, this programme focuses on First Nations education. Students can study on-campus or via community cohorts to prepare for diverse teaching careers.

The Indigenous Teacher Education programme at the University of Regina is a four-year, public bachelor degree. It integrates Indigenous worldviews and traditional knowledge into the curriculum. Students engage in extensive school placements while developing culturally relevant teaching methods for diverse educational settings.

The Educational Studies BA at York University is a public bachelor degree designed for those seeking to influence learning outside traditional classrooms. This innovative programme offers full-time and part-time study modes, focusing on how education shapes society and the diverse ways human beings share knowledge.