Bachelor of Arts and Bachelor of Education in Modern Languages Education (French/Spanish), University of Lethbridge

Lethbridge, Alberta

60 Months

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About this course

The Modern Languages Education program at the University of Lethbridge is designed to prepare students for membership in a global community by exploring languages, literature, culture, and civilization. The program includes courses that foster language proficiency and cultural awareness, alongside academic and living experiences that deepen understanding. As an Education major, students develop a solid knowledge base in their chosen language and receive comprehensive training on teaching methods, both general and subject-specific. The program emphasizes cultural immersion and prepares students for various career paths in the language and education sectors.

Why this course is highly recommended

This program is ideal for students passionate about languages and cultures who aspire to share their knowledge as educators or work in related fields like translation or cultural preservation. The program's focus on international perspectives and cultural immersion makes it especially suitable for those interested in global engagement.

Specialisation

Students can combine the Modern Languages Education degree with majors in French or French/Spanish. This enables a focus on teaching these languages within a broader educational context, equipping students to become language educators, interpreters, translators, and more.

Course fees

Application fees

13.80L

1st year tuition fees

13.80L

Living cost

Degree requirements

First-year students cannot directly enter the Faculty of Education programs; they must complete two years in a Pre-Education program first. Admission to the Education program is competitive, based on university GPA and specific course requirements, including Education 2500 and at least 14 university-level courses. For students with existing degrees, a major in French or French/Spanish and a recognized degree are needed, with an additional 20 education courses required for certification and B.Ed. completion.

English language test

TOEFL

DUOLINGO

120

PTE

IELTS

6.5

Career prospects

Graduates can pursue careers as modern languages teachers, employee training instructors, historic site administrators, grant writers, foreign student advisors, interpreters, translators, or language consultants. The program prepares students for roles that require cultural insight and language proficiency.

FAQs

What are the admission requirements?

Students need to complete two years of Pre-Education, achieve a competitive university GPA, and meet specific course prerequisites, including Education 2500 and at least 14 university-level courses.

Can I transfer into the program if I already have a degree?

Yes, but you need a recognized degree with a major in French or French/Spanish, and you must fulfill the other admission requirements. You will also need to complete 20 education courses to meet certification and B.Ed. requirements.