Admissions Advising
Advising is available now for the 2020 application cycle.
Before booking an advising appointment, please attend an online info session and visit our Academic and Experience page.
The Teacher Education Office is currently evaluating applications for 2019. Advising for the 2020 intake will begin in May/June 2019. Please watch this page for more details about appointments and hours. Please visit our Academic and Experience Requirements page for more information on course planning.
The Teacher Education Office offers advising for:
- prospective students to the Bachelor of Education program
- prospective students for the Diplomas and Certificates in Education
- international students
- visiting and unclassified students
- teacher updaters
- and individuals interested in readmission or reinstatement to the Bachelor of Education program
What do you want help with?
Email is our preferred method of contact. Using email, we can answer most questions and provide URLs with even more information.
Our Admissions Officers will review your transcripts, discuss requirements for your program option and the different cohorts or teachable subjects available. Book an advising appointment at teacher.ed@ubc.ca or call 604 822 5242.
Prepare for your Advising Appointment
Learn & Ask:
Learn & Ask:
- Learn about our programs and determine your program of interest.
- Review the frequently asked questions. This list is frequently answered and updated.
- If your question is not answered, email our Reception Team.
- If your question is still not answered, email our Admissions Officers (see below).
Bring:
- Complete an academic self-assessment worksheet for your teaching area(s).
- Bring your unofficial transcripts.
Admissions Officers
Once you have selected a diploma or certificate on the Professional Development & Community Engagement (PDCE) website, you may have questions about next steps.
- For questions about programs or course selection, contact a PDCE advisor.
- For questions regarding application forms, fees, and transcripts, contact the Teacher Education Office.
Contact Dr. Keith McPherson if:
- You are an international student
- You are interested in the International Baccalaureate (IB) Programme
Contact a program coordinator if:
- You have questions about readmission or reinstatement into the BEd program
- You are a visiting or unclassified student
