Education - Consecutive Lakehead University

Overview

The Education - Consecutive programme at Lakehead University provides a comprehensive pathway for aspiring teachers to gain professional certification over two years of intensive study. This degree is specifically structured for individuals who have previously completed a three- or four-year university degree and wish to transition into the teaching profession. By focusing on modern pedagogical theories and extensive practical application, the university ensures that graduates are fully prepared for the complexities of contemporary classrooms.

Why Education - Consecutive at Lakehead University?

Students benefit from small class sizes that facilitate direct mentorship from faculty members who are active researchers in fields such as early literacy, environmental education, and indigenous studies. The university offers unique program streams, including the Professional Program On-Site Delivery (PPOD) and remote placement options, allowing for a diverse range of educational experiences. Furthermore, the institution provides international teaching opportunities, enabling students to observe and practice educational philosophies in various global contexts.

Tuition Fee Breakdown

• International fee: CAD 30236 per year
• National fee: CAD 6598 per year

Visit the Fees and Funding section for a breakdown in your local currency.

Syllabus

Modules may include:

• Planning & Evaluation, and Classroom Management
• Educational Psychology and Inclusive Education
• Social Difference in Education
• Student Teaching
• Literacy and Learning in the Intermediate-Senior Curriculum
• Effective Intermediate Teaching
• Outdoor Education
• Religious Education
• Teaching English as a Second Language

Careers with Education - Consecutive

Graduates are equipped to pursue various roles within the educational sector and beyond. Common career paths include becoming a certified teacher, school principal, or director of education. The skills developed during the programme also translate well to roles such as curriculum developer, youth worker, or training and development specialist. Additionally, alumni may find opportunities as school counsellors, community development officers, or writers within the broader public and private sectors.