Bachelor of Early Learning Program Development (Honours)
Kitchener, Canada
Bachelor's degree
DURATION
4 years
LANGUAGES
English
PACE
Full time
APPLICATION DEADLINE
EARLIEST START DATE
Sep 2027
TUITION FEES
CAD 20,075 *
STUDY FORMAT
Blended
* for international students | CAD 8951.16 - for canadian students
Key Summary
About: The Bachelor of Early Learning Program Development (Honours) prepares students to support early childhood education and care. It emphasizes curriculum design, child development, inclusion, family engagement and leadership in early learning settings. You'll combine theoretical study with supervised field placements and practicum to build skills in creating engaging learning experiences, supporting diverse learners and promoting positive development. The programme covers program quality, applied research and real-world practice so you can work confidently in preschools, childcare centers and community programs. Keywords: early childhood education, ECE, curriculum, child development, inclusion, family engagement.
Career Outcomes: Graduates can work in preschools, childcare, community.
The Bachelor of Early Learning Program Development (Honours) is designed to prepare students to support early childhood education and care. The program emphasizes developing skills in curriculum design, child development, and leadership within early learning settings. Students learn how to create engaging learning experiences, support diverse learners, and promote positive development in young children. The curriculum combines theoretical knowledge with practical experience, helping students understand both the principles and real-world applications of early childhood education.
Throughout the program, students gain hands-on experience through supervised field placements that connect classroom learning to actual early learning environments. The program also covers current issues in early childhood education, such as inclusion, family engagement, and program quality. This prepares students to work confidently in various settings, including preschools, childcare centers, and community programs. Graduates will be equipped to support the development of young children and contribute to the improvement of early learning practices in their communities.
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