Intermediate/Senior

As a first teaching subject, at least three full-year (or equivalent) courses from the teaching subject selected and the remaining courses may be from a related business field. As a second teaching subject, at least two full-year (or equivalent) courses from the teaching subject selected.

Applicants cannot select any combination of Business Studies as their two teaching subjects. Applicants may select only one from the four business options offered - only one of Accounting, Entrepreneurship, General, or Information and Communication Technology.

Applicants cannot combine any of the Business Studies with Economics for their two teaching subjects. Applicants cannot combine any of the Business Studies with Computer Studies for their two teaching subjects.

Applicants must have completed at least three full-year (or equivalent) courses spanning three of the following subject areas: Shakespeare, Canadian Literature, Post-Colonial and Gender Studies and Language & Writing.

As a first teaching subject, six full-year (or equivalent) courses in Family Studies, or three full-year (or equivalent) courses from Psychology, Sociology or Social Science or a combination of these courses, and the remaining three full-year (or equivalent) courses from Early Childhood Education, Business Studies, Health Studies or Fashion Studies, in any combination. As a second teaching subject, three full-year (or equivalent) courses in Family Studies, or two full-year (or equivalent) courses from Psychology, Sociology or Social Science or any combination, and one full-year (or equivalent) course in ECE, Business Studies, Health Studies or Fashion Studies.

Applicants selecting a teaching subject from the Fine Arts must also have at least three full-year (or equivalent) studio courses.

Applicants must have a full course in 'Introduction to Geoinformatics' (or equivalent).

Must include a minimum of two activity courses (attach a list of activity courses to the Supplementary Information Forms). Activity courses include swimming, soccer, gymnastics, etc.

Applicants must have at least one full-year (or equivalent) Canadian History course. As well, applicants will be given preference if other History courses reflect the diverse nature of society. Thus, we would recommend Social History courses (involving themes such as race, gender, ethnicity and class), and courses reflecting the histories of non-western nations.

Applicants cannot select a combination of International Languages as their first and second teaching subjects.

Criminology and Law & Society courses as well as courses from a LLB degree will be acceptable.

Applicants must have completed three full-year (or equivalent) courses in spanning all of the following subject areas: Calculus, Linear Algebra, Probability and Statistics, and proof-based Mathematics. Statistics courses taken in other subject areas (e.g. Psychology or Sociology) will only account for a maximum of one half course towards the teaching subject requirement.

Applicants may use Kinesiology courses towards their teaching subject, provided the Kinesiology courses contain sufficient human anatomy or physiology topics.

Applicants must have completed a combination of at least three full-year (or equivalent) courses spanning two of the following subject areas: Biology, Chemistry, or Physics. We accept additional courses from Earth and Atmospheric Space Science or Natural Science.

Applicants must have completed courses in at least three full-year (or equivalent) courses spanning two of the following subject areas: Anthropology, Humanities, Psychology, Philosophy, Sociology and Social Science.