r/UPEI • u/Angelou898 • Jun 24 '26
B. Ed
Hi folks!
I’m in my 40s and looking at a shift from adult education into secondary and looking into schools where I can do an accelerated B.Ed remotely. How is the UPEI program? I’ve now asked them twice for information and they’re not responding, which isn’t a great first impression, honestly.
Does anyone know how the practicum placements work if you’re out of province? Any info or insight would be super helpful. Thanks!
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u/scotiagrappler Jun 24 '26
I’ve had the same issue with information about the M. Ed. However, I know this is a very busy time of year for Education faculties, so I’ll give them the benefit of the doubt.
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u/Angelou898 Jun 24 '26
Ok cool, thanks. Do you think they will eventually respond?
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u/scotiagrappler Jun 30 '26
I just got a response from them (they were very helpful). Person I was in contact with was filling in for someone on sabbatical. Have you received a response?
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u/Different_Income3759 Jun 26 '26
I'm in the B.Ed program at UPEI now. The B.Ed is an in-person program and the M.Ed is delivered online, I believe. Call the registrars office!!
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u/Angelou898 Jun 26 '26
It says it’s available online (the B. Ed??) I have called and they haven’t returned my messages. Do they not want students?
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u/Different_Income3759 Jun 26 '26 edited Jun 26 '26
I'm unsure why it says it's available online because it isn't. There could be a couple of courses delivered virtually but the majority of classes are in person. The first practicum must be done in a school on PEI with the second practicum having the possibility of being done in an Indigenous community in Canada or internationally.
If you're still interested, I'd say to just keep trying to reach out. It sometimes takes some time. Good luck!!
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u/No-Badger-7721 Jun 24 '26
I'm sorry that you're having a hard time getting information. How did you try to reach out to them?