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BEd admissions checklist (secondary school option)

Applying to the BEd program involves several steps. We've included a checklist below to help you with the process.

For the latest official details on entrance requirements and how to apply, be sure to also consult the UFV Academic Calendar.

BEd Admissions Checklist - Secondary school [PDF version]

 

  • Submit your application (opens Oct 1, deadline: Jan 31)
    Go to EducationPlannerBC to apply.
  • Send UFV your official post-secondary transcripts (deadline: Jan 31)
  • Complete a four-year bachelor's degree with a teachable subject (courses completed by April)
  • Complete 2 English courses (courses completed by Dec 31)
  • Complete 2 Education courses (courses completed by April)
  • Send us your resume (deadline: Jan 31)
  • Ask for two references to support your application (deadline: Jan 31)
  • English language requirement (deadline: Jan 31)
    • This applies to you if you studied at a recognized university in a country where English is not the official language of instruction.
    • Send a copy of your IELTS or TOEFL scores to admissions@ufv.ca.
    • See the BEd entrance requirements for required scores for secondary teachers.
  • Interview (typically scheduled for March)
    • You will be invited to an interview if you have met all academic requirements.
    • We will send you an invitation via email.
 
Application info

After applying to the BEd, check your application portal status regularly to track your status.

For questions about submitting transcripts, test scores, etc., please contact UFV Admissions

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