BA/BS in Education at Université de Saint-Boniface in Winnipeg, Canada is a bachelor's degree in Education & Teaching programme. The programme runs for 2 years, delivered on campus. It carries 60.0 credits. Tuition for international students is CAD 14,830 per year (CAD 6,510 per year for local students).
Université de Saint-Boniface's Baccalauréat en éducation is a two-year, 60-credit program for students who already hold an earlier undergraduate degree, bringing their total to at least 150 credits toward a Manitoba teaching certificate. The certificate qualifies graduates to teach at the primary, intermediate, or secondary level in francophone, anglophone, and French-immersion schools in Manitoba. Students choose between two tracks: a primary and intermediate route or a secondary route, and the program combines pedagogical theory with extended practical experience through mandatory practicums in schools, delivered in person with a fall start. USB states that its Faculty of Education is the only one in Manitoba mandated to train French-language teachers for the province, and the program is designed to meet Manitoba's Department of Education requirements. It suits students who already hold a bachelor's degree in another subject and want a compact, direct route into a teaching career, particularly those interested in supporting French-language education in Manitoba or elsewhere, combining subject-area knowledge from their first degree with focused, hands-on training in classroom teaching, curriculum, and pedagogy.
Requirements
Admission Requirements: Applicants educated in Canada need a completed four-year bachelor's degree (minimum 90 credits) with a cumulative GPA of at least 2.50 over their most recent 60 university credits, plus the teachable subjects required for the primary/intermediate or secondary pathway chosen. Internationally-educated applicants must submit a WES ICAP course-by-course evaluation and meet the same degree, GPA and teachable-subject standards. The application package must include a French-language CV documenting practical experience working with minors, two letters of recommendation (one professional, one academic), and a self-assessment of professional, personal and interpersonal competencies. French proficiency is assessed directly by the institution: applicants attend a preparatory workshop before sitting an in-person written French test at USB, plus an oral French evaluation; no numeric score is published. The programme page defers to USB's general admission conditions for baseline institutional prerequisites and posts a separate admission-guide PDF for further detail.
Application Details
Start Date:September
Application Deadline:Fall 2027 intake: application due 1 February 2027, supporting documents due 1 March 2027 (Faculty of Education and Professional Studies).
