The Bachelor of Secondary Education (BSED) is a 4-year program that prepares students to teach at the secondary level. The program includes courses in subject-specific pedagogy, educational psychology, curriculum design, and classroom management. Students will specialize in teaching specific subjects such as English, Math, Science, or Social Studies. Practical teaching experience is gained through internships and student-teaching placements, equipping graduates to foster the academic and personal growth of high school students.

Career Opportunities:

• Secondary School Teacher: Teach specialized subjects such as English, Math, Science, or Social Studies at the high school level.

• Guidance Counselor: Provide counseling and support services to high school students to help them with academic and personal issues.

• School Administrator: Manage school operations, including curriculum development, student affairs, and teacher supervision.

• Curriculum Developer: Design and develop educational programs and materials for high school classrooms.

• Educational Consultant: Advise schools and educational organizations on improving teaching methods, curriculum, and student outcomes.

• Education Researcher: Conduct research to improve teaching practices, learning strategies, and student engagement in secondary education.