Diploma in Education (Curriculum)

Program Overview

It provides opportunities for experiential learning, including using technology in curriculum research and participating in hands-on projects. Graduates may be eligible for increased teacher certification and can pursue careers as education consultants, curriculum developers, teacher trainers, or policy analysts.

Program Outline

• Possible career paths:
• Education consultant
• Curriculum developer
• Teacher trainer
• Policy analyst
• Experiential learning opportunities: The program provides opportunities to gain real-world skills through:
• Using technology in curriculum research
• Planning, designing, and developing a curriculum
• Participating in hands-on projects relevant to classrooms, school systems, or provinces.

Other:

• Learning format: The program is offered online, making it accessible for students with various schedules and locations.
• Sample courses:
• EDUC5110:
Teaching Canadian Culture (6 credits)
• EDUC5120:
Issues in Planning, Designing and Developing Curriculum (6 credits)
• Faculty: The program is led by experienced faculty who are experts in their respective fields and dedicated to guiding students throughout their journey.
• Unique selling points:
• Focuses on curriculum design and development.
• Provides opportunities to create a real-world impact on education.
• Emphasizes culturally responsive pedagogy.