Faculty of Education Office of Student Services team
The Faculty of Education, Office of Student Services staff are available on campus and online advising support . We are located in Winters College, Room 128. Office hours are Monday - Friday 9:00am to 4:00pm. Fridays summer hours up to September 4th the office closes at 3:00pm. Phone hours: 10:00 am to 3:00 and Friday until 2:00 pm - 416-736-5001
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Updating your contact information
Please remember if you change your residential address or phone number(s) you should update this information through the . Under My Student Records select My personal and contact information. You are also encouraged to add a contact person in case of emergency.
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Faculty of Education Students' Association
The Faculty of Education Students' Association (FESA) is your student government here at 91ÑÇÉ« and we're here for you! From hosting our annual Professional Development Conference and Employment Fair to putting on social events, and sharing helpful resources, FESA works to support education students both inside and outside the classroom.
Want to get involved, stay updated, or share your voice?
Follow us on Instagram
Visit our website:
Have questions or ideas? Reach out to us anytime at general@feasyorku.com
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Welcome BA Educational Studies students to the Faculty of Education
Year 1 BA students are invited the to new student orientation on Tuesday, September 1st in the afternoon. Registration and information is posted on the 91ÑÇÉ« U. Fall 2026 Orientation Schedule Select Sep 1 Academic Orientation - Faculty of Education, Bachelor of Educational Studies.
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Welcome first year BEd students to the Faculty of Education/91ÑÇÉ« U.
Orientation information was sent to yr 1 BEd students on Augusts 24th. Please check your email (my.yorku.ca or personal email ) to see the plans for the week of August 31st. Check spam email/junk too. Orientation is Monday, August 31st in the morning and the Teacher Federation workshops in the afternoon.
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YR 2 FW 2026-27 back to classes
Keele BEd, Glendon FSL BEd and CEC BEd students - BEd students moving into Yr 2 this fall will start with Practicum Meetings on Tuesday, September 8th in person. Details (time, location) with students Practicum Facilitator will be shared by email on September 2nd. Classes start on Wednesday September 9th, and the following week, September 14th and 15th will be another meeting with Practicum Facilitators and OCT presentation (virtual).
Markham PJ BEd cohort students will start on Tuesday, September 8th with Practicum Facilitators (in person). Details (time, location) with students Practicum Facilitator will be shared by email on September 2nd. Classes begin Wednesday, September 9th. September 17th and 18th are meetings with Practicum Facilitators again and OCT presentations.
Waaban Indigenous BEd students moving into second semester (Fall 2026) will start on Monday, August 31st in person on the 91ÑÇÉ« U Keele campus and attend the Federation Presentations in the afternoon. On September 1st, meeting with Practicum Facilitator. The following week, Tuesday September 8th will be OCT presentation (virtual). Classes begin on Wednesday, September 9th at TDSB Urban Indigenous Education Centre.
TMU BA/BEd students moving into second semester (fall 2026) will start on Monday, August 31st in person on the 91ÑÇÉ« U Keele campus and attend the Federation Presentations in the afternoon, and on September 1st meeting with Practicum Facilitator in person. Details (time, location) with students Practicum Facilitator will be shared by email on September 2nd. The following week, Tuesday, September 8th will be OCT presentation (virtual) and Wednesday, September 9th mandatory CHREI Workshop. Classes begin Friday, September 11th with ED/EDPR 1000 3.00.
Please visit the BEd Program Calendars and compare with the to see the Fall/Winter schedule enrolled in.
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Reminder: Year 1 and 2 BEd students.
Check these sites to help you through the first few weeks of classes.
- Visit BEd Google Calendars /edu/students/undergraduate-programs/bed-program-calendars/ Please note you will just see the course sections but not the rooms courses are held in.
- Log into eClass and look at Course Announcements and what instructors have/or will be posting. Students can turn on notifications for the course announcements that will go directly to emails. Please check the eClass Course Announcements regularly to ensure you have all recent updates.
- Check student course schedule Visit and then select "Plot My Timetable" under Courses & Enrolment.
- In School Placement: Log into School Placement (PIMS) using your Passport 91ÑÇÉ« credentials and select View Profile and access Study Level - EDPR XXXX to see Practicum Facilitator.
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Bachelor of Education - Additional Associated Fees (EDPR 2000, 3000 and 4000)
Additional Associated Fees will apply for ED/EDPR 2000 3.00 cr - $300.00 ED/EDPR 3000 3.00 cr - $300.00 and ED/EDPR 4000 3.00 cr $350.00.  Fees will be applied before the ED/EDPR XXXX Practicum begins.Â
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BA Educational Studies students back to school for FW 2026-27
Friendly reminder to check the so familiar with important dates - last day to add and drop courses and refund dates.
- Add/Drop Deadlines
- Financial Deadlines
- Apply to Graduate Deadlines
- Holidays and University Closures
- Sessional Dates for All Fall/Winter 2026-2027 Terms and Period Code
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Religious Education: Teaching in Catholic Schools - Who Should Attend
Any undergrad BEd student in the final year – year 2 of the BEd and interested in preparing to teach in Catholic schools. NOTE: This course is open only to 91ÑÇÉ« Faculty of Education undergraduate students. This course is not equivalent to the Religious Education, Part 1 additional qualification.
- Course Format
Fully Online
Offered in the Fall and Winter sessions
A Certificate of Completion is provided upon successful completion. - To Apply & Fees
For actual dates, locations and session offerings,
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Abroad Opportunities in 2026/27 & 2027/28
91ÑÇɫ’s Study Abroad Programs for 2026/27 for BA Educational Studies students. These programs are designed to provide students with transformative academic and cultural experiences, and we need your support in spreading the word.
This month, 91ÑÇÉ« International is highlighting upcoming information sessions, where students can learn more about available destinations, program details, and how to apply. Full details can be found on our webpage: .
Your encouragement is key to helping students discover these opportunities, broaden their horizons, and build valuable global skills. Together, we can inspire more students to take part in these enriching programs.
Please note the Faculty of Education offers an exchange to BEd and BA Educational Studies students for with , Germany in the summer (April through to end of July). Information will be shared in the October newsletter.
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TESOL (Teaching English Second Language) BA Educational Studies students
BA students interested the TESOL Certificate Program with the Faculty of Liberal Arts and Professional Studies in Languages, Literatures and Linguistics can plan TESOL courses. BA students may apply to complete the certificate concurrently with their BA or take courses on their own.
This fall there are few courses can plan TESL3600 Sociopolitical Issues in Language Teaching and TESL3400 Pedagogical Grammar in the Winter Term. TESL3200, the Methodology course is designed for students enrolled in the Certificate program but is open to others as well. TESL3300, the practicum in TESOL requires that TESL3200 as a co or pre req as it includes classroom placement. All the courses count towards an undergraduate degree, rather than only towards the Certificate.
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Co-op & Career Centre offers YU students to explore development opportunities Visit the and find out about the services and opportunities available to you. Check out the FW 2027-27 Career Fairs
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Awards and Scholarships for Undergraduate Students
Awards and bursaries are available to Faculty of Education students to assist with the cost of university tuition. If you meet the criteria of academic excellence and financial need, you are encouraged to apply.
There are several deadlines.
- Complete the Student Financial Services which is available now.
- Apply for the Faculty of Education awards and bursaries: Information will be shared in the October 2026 Students Services Newsletter.
- The awards may require a personal statement and / or a letter of recommendation.
- There are other awards open to Faculty of Educations students that are offered to all 91ÑÇÉ« undergraduate students.
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Mico Alumni Association (Ontario) – 2026 Scholarship Opportunity
We have been asked to share this opportunity with eligible students within the Faculty of Education, Bachelor of Education. The scholarship criteria, application requirements, and selection process guidelines are outlined in the application package.
Students may access the application through the following link:
SCHOLARSHIP APPLICATION:
The application deadline is September 18, 2026.
Questions can be directed to Mico Alumni Association (Ontario)
Education, Mentorship & Scholarship Committee
Email: micoalumniassociationontario@gmail.com
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Students with a diagnosed disability are encouraged to connect with 91ÑÇÉ«'s Accessibility Services (SAS). Their office provides academic accommodation and support to students with disabilities in accordance with the Ontario Human Rights Commission’s and 91ÑÇÉ« Senate Policy on .
As well, students needing non-Academic Counselling can contact This unit helps 91ÑÇÉ« students to realize, develop and fulfill their personal potential in order to maximally benefit from their university experience and manage the challenges of university life. Students come to SCD because of a wide range of concerns including, but not limited to: depression, anxiety, abuse, stress, self-esteem, relationship issues, eating and body image as well as issues related to sexuality, short-term individual, couple, and group counselling, crisis intervention and consultations regarding students in distress/crisis and issues related to overall mental health.