Education Assistant Certificate
| Campus | Vernon (Jan, Sep), Penticton (Jan, Sep), Revelstoke (Jan), Salmon Arm (Jan), Kelowna (Jan, Sep) |
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| Delivery | Part-Time, Full-Time |
| Credential | Certificate |
| Notes | Delivery Style: Online hybrid Next Revelstoke intake will be January 2022 This program is student loan eligible. Plus approximately $150 in material fees |
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Program Highlights
Looking to be part of an educational team? This certificate prepares participants to come alongside teachers in the classroom to help reach educational goals and encourage child development. Participants will take classes on school organization, working with and understanding children, issues that arise in education as well as a practicum.
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Tuition and Fees
2020-21: $4,172.44
Program Details
This 447-hour Education Assistant Program prepares learners to work as Education Assistants in schools as part of an educational team. Education Assistants work under the instructional supervision of classroom teachers and School District administrators while supporting the learning and independence of children who benefit from additional assistance in meeting their educational goals.
Learners are introduced to the organizational structure of schools and the role of Education Assistants in the classroom. Specific topics include general educational principles with particular attention to individualized instruction, cooperative learning and the importance of creating a positive learning environment. Learners develop and practice the skills necessary to implement modifications and adaptations of curriculum.
Admission Requirements
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BC secondary school graduation or equivalent, or 19 years of age and out of secondary school for at least one year as of the first day of classes.
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A minimum grade of 60% in Computer Fundamentals or equivalent.
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English 12 with minimum 60% or alternatives.
- A criminal record check clearance from the B.C. Ministry of Public Safety and Solicitor General's Criminal Records Review Office. Okanagan College's admission offices will provide applicants with instructions and forms for applicants to submit to the Solicitor General's Office and a deadline for the College to receive the clearance letter. Applicants should only initiate their criminal record check when instructed by Admissions. Failure to provide a clearance letter by the deadline will result in a cancellation of the applicant's admission application.
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