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ProgramsCRANDALL UNIVERSITY
Bachelor of Education - Elementary - Secondary
Bachelor of Technical Education
I n i t i a l Degrees
AS A LEADING EDUCATOR, CRANDALL PREPARES YOU FOR A WORLD OF POSSIBILITIES.
The Education programs at Crandall University are among the most respected teacher preparation programs in Eastern Canada. The programs prepare you to teach in virtually any classroom, anywhere.
ACADEMICS YOU CAN BE PROUD OF
Consecutive:You will complete four semesters of teacher education after you have completed your undergraduate degree (BA, BBA or BSc) or equivalent.
Concurrent:Taken at the same time as your undergradu-ate degree at Crandall (BA, BBA or BSc), this option allows you to finish both degrees in as few as 5 years!
BEd Op t ions
Graduates of our Education programs are well prepared to take on teaching challenges in a broad range of classroom settings. Graduates may also be eligible to apply for a New Brunswick Level 5 Teaching Certificate, which equips them to teach in the elementary or secondary school classroom in New Brunswick, throughout Canada, and beyond.
Public & Private School Teaching – International Teaching – Department of Education
What to expec t a f te r G radua t ion
We also have outstanding Graduate Education programs available. See page 18-19 for more details!
Advanced S tud ies
TAKE CHARGEOF YOUR FUTURE
Program High l igh ts & Requ i remen tsHIGHLY QUALIFIED PROFESSORSEducation professors stay up-to-date with current literature and methodologies discussed in professional journals so that students learn the very latest techniques and approaches.
REPUTATION YOU CAN BE PROUD OFOur graduates hold a strong reputation around the world, and Education students have completed internship placements in places such as Western Canada, China, Turkey, Australia, and more.
SPECIAL PROGRAM REQUIREMENTSStudents who have not completed their BA, BBA, BSc, or equivalent at Crandall are required to take an additional 6 credit hours in Religious Studies courses in order to meet Crandall’s BA, BBA, or BSc equivalency requirements.
Crandall has partnerships with schools through Atlantic Education International in order to enable students to complete their internships abroad.
This is an excellent opportunity for students to experience different cultures around the world, and to make contacts for future teaching job opportunities.
Abroad H igh l igh tsThe BEd & BTEd internship is comprised of two parts: the first part is a 10 day in‑class observation in the school setting (locally or abroad).
For BEd Elementary & Secondary, the second part is a minimum 15 week full-time teaching internship. For BTEd students, the second part is a 16 week internship.
I n te rnsh ip De ta i l s
In te rnsh ipsCrandall’s BEd & BTEd internships may be completed locally, elsewhere in Canada, or abroad in countries places such as China, Turkey, Brazil or the U.S.
OUTSTANDING REPUTATION
BACHELOROF EDUCATION
ELEMENTARYREQUIREMENTS
“I chose Crandall’s BEd program because of its respectability in the teaching field. I appreciated its focus on multicultural education and inclusionary practices. More than anything, I chose it because of the commitment of the professors to students’
learning and success.” Meggan Watkins, BEd ’18
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T H E B A C H E L O R O F E D U C AT I O N – E L E M E N TA RY D E G R E E P R O G R A M O F F E R S Y O U T H E B E S T O F A B R O A D A C A D E M I C E X P E R I E N C E W I T H T H E A B I L I T Y T O S P E C I A L I Z E I N VA R I O U S G R A D E S O F T E A C H I N G .
Upon successful completion of the Bachelor of Education degree, you will be well prepared to take on teaching challenges in a broad range of classroom settings. You will also be eligible to apply for a New Brunswick Level 5 Teaching Certificate, which equips you to teach in the elementary school classroom.
ENTRANCE REQUIREMENTS
CONCURRENTApplicants must have completed a minimum of 30 credit hours of a BA, BBA, or BSc program (or equivalent).
HAVE A DESIRE TO TEACH YOUNG MINDS IN ELEMENTARY SCHOOL?
The BEd (Elementary) degree is granted upon completion of 60 credit hours of Education courses. which include specific requirements.
All requirements for a BA, BBA, BSc, or equivalent degree, must be completed prior to receiving a BEd degree. In addition, a strong academic record, evidence of professional suitability, supported by references and previous work or volunteer experience with children, is required.
CONSECUTIVEApplicants must have completed a BA, BBA, or BSc program (or equivalent).
Students’ post-secondary record must show evidence of above average performance.
CONCURRENTStudents must have a cumulative GPA of 3.00 or a ‘B’ equivalent (on a scale where 4.33 is the highest mark).
CONSECUTIVEStudents must have a cumulative GPA of 2.67 or a ‘B-’ equivalent (on a scale where 4.33 is the highest mark) over their final 60 hours of study.
CREAT IV ITY
“Crandall’s BEd emphasized the importance of meeting the needs of students where they are rather than where they ought to be, and on the great importance of nurturing creativity. Crandall provided a safe and positive space to expose and
tackle the hard questions concerning teaching in our time.” Luke Trainor, BEd ’17
BACHELOROF EDUCATION
SECONDARYREQUIREMENTS
TEACHABLE REQUIREMENTSSecondary students are required to have a 30 credit hour major in a teachable subject or a 24 credit hour major in a teachable subject in addition to an 18 credit hour minor in a teachable subject.
Concurrent students can choose from a variety of teachable subjects offered at Crandall.
A list of recognized teachable subjects is available through the Province of New Brunswick.
T H E B A C H E L O R O F E D U C AT I O N – S E C O N D A RY D E G R E E P R O G R A M O F F E R S Y O U T H E B E S T O F A B R O A D A C A D E M I C E X P E R I E N C E W I T H T H E A B I L I T Y T O S P E C I A L I Z E I N VA R I O U S G R A D E S O F T E A C H I N G .
The goal of our Bachelor of Education program is to graduate teachers who will become student-centered educational leaders with a commitment to the important mission of educating generations to come.
HAVE A DESIRE TO TEACH YOUTH IN HIGH SCHOOL?
The BEd (Secondary) degree is granted upon completion of 60 credit hours of Education courses.
All requirements for a BA, BBA, BSc, or equivalent degree, must be completed prior to receiving a BEd degree. In addition, a strong academic record, evidence of professional suitability, supported by references and previous work or volunteer experience with children, is required.
ENTRANCE REQUIREMENTSCONCURRENTApplicants must have completed a minimum of 30 credit hours of a BA, BBA, or BSc program (or equivalent) including courses in a teachable.
CONSECUTIVEApplicants must have completed a BA, BBA, or BSc program (or equivalent) including courses in a teachable.
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“The Crandall Education faculty has not only provided me with an irreplaceable example of quality teaching and educational leadership, but their guidance and investment in my personal growth has given me
confidence for my future career.” Emily Weaver, BEd ’18
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Crandall’s Bachelor of Technical Education program has an excellent reputation in the public school system. Graduates are well‑prepared to pass on their skills to the next generation.
HAVE A DESIRE TO TEACH ASPECIAL INTEREST?
The BTEd degree is granted upon the completion of 69 credit hours of coursework at Crandall, including 18 credit hours addressed through an 18-week internship in a formal school setting.
ENTRANCE REQUIREMENTSSuccessful applicants must have a red seal in mechanics, carpentry, culinary, or welding.
Preference for admission will be given to those who can provide evidence of successful experience with adolescents.
The BTEd is a 138 credit hour program intended to equip individuals who possess previous technical skills and training with 21st century teacher training.
69 credit hours are transferred from prior training & experience, and it is possible to complete the program in as little as 16 months.
Graduates from the BTEd degree are eligible to apply for a Level 4 Teaching Certificate from the NB Department of Education.
This 18 week internship includes two weeks of observation and 16 consecutive weeks of actual teaching experience.
French Immersion
EDUCATION CERT IF ICATE
NEW PROGRAM
This NEW certificate program, taught in French, offers insight into the way that students learn French and provides training specifically
tailored for French Immersion classrooms.
T H E F R E N C H I M M E R S I O N E D U C AT I O N C E R T I F I C AT E P R O V I D E E N H A N C E D P R E PA R AT I O N F O R I N D I V I D U A L S W I S H I N G T O T E A C H W I T H I N T H E F R E N C H I M M E R S I O N P R O G R A M
In this program, students will be introduced to key theories in second language acquisition (SLA), pedagogy specific to SLA within an immersion context, and be given the opportunity to improve their language proficiency and intercultural competency skills within French Immersion contexts, in line with the objectives of the European Language Portfolio.
ENTRANCE REQUIREMENTSThis program is for current Bachelor of Education students, or for persons who have already completed their B.Ed. (at Crandall or elsewhere), including those who may already be teaching.
Anglophone students must meet a minimum French proficiency requirement of ‘Intermediate Plus’ on an assessment taken within the last three years.
French Language and Intercultural Competencies / Langue française et compétence interculturelle
Foundations of Second Language Acquisition / Fondements de l’acquisition d’une langue seconde
French Immersion Pedagogy and Practice / Pédagogie et pratique en immersion française
THREE COURSES
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There are many options that may work for you! We’d love to discuss a financial plan for you!
SCHOLARSHIPS, AWARDS, AND BURSARIES .
We are commit ted to he lp ing you ach ieve a t rans fo rmat iona l educat ion by prov id ing f inanc ia l ass is tance .
SUPPORT FOR YOU
Visit crandallu.ca for a full list of tuition, fees, and further information.
FULL TIME Per Semester:
TUITION – BEd, BTEd $5,495STUDENT FEES $600TOTAL* $6,095*before financial awards
PART TIME Per 3 Credit Hours:
TUITION – BEd, BTEd $940STUDENT FEES $120TOTAL $1,060
TUIT ION & FEES
We would love to sit down and discuss personalized options for you.
Scholarships, Awards & Bursaries are available! Apply by March 1.
See crandallu.ca/scholarships for important scholarship information.
F INANCIAL A ID & AWARDS
We would love to have you live on campus with us!
COLBURNE HOUSE Per Year:
DOUBLE ROOM w MEAL PLAN $8,415SINGLE ROOM w MEAL PLAN $9,590SUPER SINGLE w MEAL PLAN $9,910
Colburne House students are required to participate in a Crandall meal plan. There is a choice between 14 meals and 21 meals per week. The meal plans include $150 or $50 of Crandall Cash respectively, each semester. This can be used in Corrie’s Café, the Crandall Bookstore, or the Dining Room.
MITTON COURT APARTMENT Per Year:
2 BEDROOM $5,1953 BEDROOM $4,9854 BEDROOM $4,770Fees are per occupant. Mitton Court residents can also purchase a seperate meal plan if desired.
RESIDENCE & MEAL PLAN
HOWAPPLY
BEd & BTEdADMISSIONS
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1. APPLY ONLINE! You can complete an application online at crandallu.ca/apply.
2. SUBMIT YOUR OFFICIAL TRANSCRIPT We must receive your official post-secondary transcript.
3. LETTER OF INTENT A letter of rationale which details your desire/passion to teach, including experience. (2-3 pages)
4. CRIMINAL RECORD CHECK Please disclose a Criminal Record Check, including a vulnerable sector check.
5. PREVIOUS EXPERIENCE Please include a list of all previous teaching/leadership experience with children in a resume format.
6. PROFESSIONAL REFERENCE LETTERS Please include three reference letters, including reference contact information.
7. APPLY FOR FINANCIAL AWARDS! We work hard to help students through substantial financial support. Learn more at crandallu.ca/scholarships. Apply by March 1.
APPL ICAT ION PROCESS
WE ARE HERE TO HELP YOU WITH YOUR DECIS ION.
At Crandall, you’ll find a welcoming community where you’ll be encouraged to develop academically, personally, professionally, and spiritually.
CHOICE YOU ’LL LOVE
For Fall admission, you must apply on or before January 15.
INTERVIEWFollowing application review, selected students will be interviewed for possible admission.
FOLLOWING ACCEPTANCEWhen students are accepted into the BEd or BTEd programs, a $500.00 enrolment de-posit is required after receiving their letter of acceptance. This deposit will be applied directly to the student’s account.
TO LEARN MORE crandallu.ca/admissions/requirements
DEADL INE
ADDIT IONAL DETAILS
NEED HELP?
We have an amazing admissions team waiting to speak with you!
MASTEROF EDUCATION
INCLUSIONARY PRACTICES
L ITERACY
PEER LEARNING
“When you enter an MEd class and count up the years of collective teaching experience, you realize that you are in a room filled with experts.
The best classes I’ve taught came directly from things I learned from the faculty and my classmates.” Art Moore, MEd ’19
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This 30 credit hour MEd is offered with a choice of concentrations in Inclusionary Practices or Literacy. Application‑based courses equip educators with the tools needed to apply their knowledge to their everyday work tasks. Graduates may go on to serve as teachers, administrators, literacy coaches, reading specialists, resource educators, or researchers.
LOOKING TO ENHANCE YOUR TEACHING ABILITY?Our MEd program is designed forstudents who need to work around a busy schedule. Students can register on a course by course basis, and courses are generally held weekly on Saturday mornings.
ENTRANCE REQUIREMENTS
Applicants to the MEd degree program are required to have a 60 credit hour Bachelor of Education degree, or equivalent, with a minimum grade point average of 3.0 (B) and the equivalent of at least one year of full-time teaching experience.
The MEd is a 30 credit hour degree, which allows graduates who hold a Certificate 5 with the New Brunswick Department of Education to advance to a Certificate 6.
Students completing the MEd in Inclusionary Practices can also choose to take three courses that may be applied toward the Principal’s Certificate.
*Contact the Department of Education to confirm certification regulations.
Summer course options are available and tend to be popular among classroom teachers.
GraduateEDUCATION
COURSEWORK
LIFELONG LEARNING
Not looking for a full degree but want to take some courses? Take up to 9 credit hours of non‑degree coursework – choose courses that
interest you and will help you become an even better teacher.
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S H A R P E N Y O U R S K I L L S B Y TA K I N G T H E C O U R S E S T H AT A R E M O S T R E L E VA N T T O Y O U R T E A C H I N G N E E D S .
You work hard to be the best teacher you can be – Crandall can help you be even better. Whether you’re interested in working toward a principal’s certificate or you just want to keep growing your education, you can take advantage of the graduate courses Crandall offers. Contact our Education Admissions team to learn more.
COURSES OFFERED ON A TEACHER’S SCHEDULE
We know that teachers have a challenging schedule during the school year, so we offer our courses on Saturdays from September to June and on weekdays in the summer.
ENTRANCE REQUIREMENTS
PRINCIPAL’S CERTIFICATE
Applicants for non-degree Graduate Education coursework are required to have a 60 credit hour Bachelor of Education degree, or equivalent, with a minimum grade point average of 3.0 (B).
Crandall offers three courses (12 credit hours) that count toward a principal’s certificate in New Brunswick.
Students may choose to enroll in these three courses as non-degree students or as part of the MEd program.
Theses courses, Administrative Theory, Supervision and Instructional Leadership, and Individual Student Assessment are offered annually.
*Contact the Department of Education to confirm certification regulations.
TUITION aNdFees
GRADUATE EDUCATION
We are commit ted to he lp ing you ach ieve a t rans fo rmat iona l educat ion a t a p r ice you can a f fo rd .
AFFORDABLE
Visit crandallu.ca for a full list of tuition, fees, and further information.
TUITION – Graduate Education $1,070
Per 3 credit hours.
TUIT ION & FEES
Rates based on 2019/2020 academic year. Prices are subject to change July 1, 2020. Textbooks are not included in price.
Visit www.crandallu.ca for a full list of tuition prices, fees, and further information for these and additional programs and certificates, as well as part‑time study.
GRADUATE STUDIES
HOWAPPLY
GRADUATE PROGRAM ADMISSIONS REQUIREMENTS
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FOR ALL GRADUATE EDUCATION APPLICANTS1. APPLY FOR ADMISSION
You can complete an application at crandallu.ca/apply.
2. SUBMIT YOUR OFFICIAL TRANSCRIPTS We must official transcripts from all post-secondary institutions attended.
ADDITIONAL STEPS FOR MEd APPLICANTS3. RESUME & COVER LETTER
Please include a list of all previous teaching/leadership experience in a resume and cover letter format.
4. CONFIRMATION OF EMPLOYMENT LETTER Please enclose a letter confirming your employment at an educational institution.If this is unavailable, please disclose a Criminal Record Check, including a vulnerable sector check.
5. PROFESSIONAL REFERENCE LETTERS Please include two reference letters, including reference contact information.
APPL ICAT ION PROCESS
WE ARE HERE TO HELP YOU WITH YOUR DECIS ION.
At Crandall, you’ll find a welcoming community where you’ll be encouraged to develop academically, personally, professionally, and spiritually.
CHOICE YOU ’LL LOVE
FALL Admission – July 31 WINTER Admission – November 30SPRING Admission – March 31
TO LEARN MORE crandallu.ca/master-education
APPL ICAT ION DEADL INES
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THE PLACES
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ALUMNI STRENGTH!
CR
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Did you know we have over 5,500alumni who are living & serving all over the world?
We are proud to have alumni in a wide spectrum of professions. From teachers in local and international locations, to pastors all over the country, to doctors, marketing moguls, research analyists and non‑profit thinkers, all of our alumni are important to us.
The opportunities are endless. Where will you go?
“Crandall’s Education program provided me with life-changing opportunities that helped
shape my Education career. I had the opportunity to teach in South Korea before I enrolled in my BEd, and
while I was an Education student, I completed one of my teaching practicums in Australia. In addition, I also completed my Certificate VI in
Resource Education. I started my career as a high school teacher, then moved to a District Support Teacher and now I am working at District Office as a Subject Coordinator – Education Support Service. My role focuses on how schools can help support students with
all social, emotional and exceptional needs.”
Krista Thorne, BEd’09Subject Coordinator –
Education Support Service Learn more about Krista’s story at crandallu.ca/alumni
