Applicants who apply to the Consecutive Bachelor of Education (BEd) program will receive an acknowledgement email with information pertaining to the Online Supplementary Information form and requirement documents. If you are interested in applying to the Consecutive Education program, please visit theOUAC website and select TEACHER ED (TEAS) application.
Note: Admission to the Faculty of Education program is very competitive; therefore, fulfillment of the minimum requirements does not guarantee admissions. Applicants are encouraged to have in classroom experience through either work or volunteering.
- Complete the TEACHER ED application through OUAC (Ontario University Application Centre). This is where you will pay all your application and supplementary fees and request transcripts.
- Please read the Faculty of Education Consecutive Supplementary Application Booklet to prepare your application.
- Shortly after you have applied with OUAC/TEACHER ED, the Faculty of Education will send an email with your York Student Reference ID and instructions on how to access your online Supplementary Information form through MyFile.
- Complete the online Supplementary Information form which also includes submitting the name and email of two referees. This can only be submitted once so please make sure that you answered all the questions.
- International applicants only may also be required to complete proof of English Proficiency with the application.
Applications are due on November 2, 2026, All supporting documentation which includes, transcripts, English proficiency test results, the York University Faculty of Education Supplementary Information form, CV, names and emails of two referees and all other admission documents are due on November 18, 2026.
Bachelor of Education Teaching Certification
The Bachelor of Education program is a full-time academic program (first week of May 2027 through to end of April 2028) that has a very full schedule and is accredited as an in-person program. With the professional nature of the program and expectations from the Ontario College of Teachers (OCT), it is expected that students attend classes together to enrich their learning experiences and to prepare them to enter the teaching profession. 80% of the BEd courses will have a maximum of 45 students allowing Course Directors to ensure students are active participants in the class discussions. Students need to be fully present.