Bachelor of Education (B.Ed)

B.Ed is the bachelor’s degree undertaken to take up teaching as a profession. However, it is worth knowing that B.Ed or Bachelor of Education is not an undergraduate degree and to pursue this course one needs to have completed his/her graduation. Thus, B.Ed is a professional course and right after completing this course, students can get a job at the school level.

The curriculum of B.Ed course is designed in such a way to make the candidates acquainted with all the aspects that they will have to face in their profession. The teacher has to deal with classrooms of multilingual character with children from diverse socio-cultural, economic and linguistic background and varying levels of cognitive abilities. Thus, B.Ed candidates need to understand the process of learning or how learning occurs, create suitable or conducive environment for learning, be able to provide varied opportunities for the students to observe, experiment, reflect, and question. Thus, the Bachelor of Education course curriculum is designed such that aspirants need to study the below mentioned topics:

Childhood and Growing Up

Contemporary India and Education

Learning and Teaching

Language across the Curriculum

Understanding Disciplines and Subjects

Gender, School and Society

Pedagogy of a School Subject

Reading and Reflecting on Texts

Drama and Art in Education

Critical Understanding of ICT

Knowledge and Curriculum

Assessment for Learning

Creating an Inclusive School

Health, Yoga and Physical Education