Bachelor of Education (B.Ed)

B.Ed. at Gramodaya Yuga Kabi Siddhicharan Campus, Okhaldhunga

If you plan to teach at secondary level in Nepal and want a clear, TU-affiliated path, the Bachelor of Education (B.Ed.) at Gramodaya Yuga Kabi Siddhicharan Campus, Okhaldhunga offers a four-year program under Tribhuvan University. The course prepares teachers for two school subjects through structured coursework, teaching practice, and subject specialization.

Overview

This program follows Tribhuvan University’s four-year B.Ed. structure with one specialization major and one minor. Students study education foundations, subject pedagogy, and complete teaching practice in the final phase.

Highlights

• TU four-year B.Ed., secondary-level focus.

• One major + one minor subject area.

• 22 courses across core, major, minor, and practicum groups.

• Teaching Practice (Ed.441) in the concluding year.

Curriculum Details

Students complete 22 courses grouped as: Communication Skills, Professional Core, Specialization Major, Specialization Minor, and Teaching Internship/Practicum. Total full marks: 2200.

Major options include Nepali, English, Mathematics, Science, Health & Physical Education, Population, Geography, Economics, History, and Political Science. Minor options draw from similar areas and selected education fields. The minor must differ from the major; physical science majors take Biology as minor.

Professional Core covers Philosophy and Sociology of Education, Educational Psychology, Curriculum and Evaluation, plus one ICT/Instructional option (Ed.442/443/444).

Objectives

This course prepares you to teach two subjects confidently at secondary level, grounded in pedagogy, assessment, and classroom practice.

Scope

Graduates can serve schools across Nepal where subject teachers are needed. The dual-subject model improves placement flexibility in district and municipal schools.

Learning Outcomes

• Plan age-appropriate lessons aligned to curriculum.

• Use subject-specific methods and assessment tools.

• Manage classrooms ethically and inclusively.

• Reflect on practice during the teaching internship.

Skill Development Modules

• Communication Skills: General Nepali and General English.

• Professional Core: foundations, psychology, curriculum, and ICT/Instructional option.

• Pedagogy: methods courses within your major/minor.

Teaching Methodology

Classes use lectures, seminars, micro-teaching, school observation, and supervised Teaching Practice (Ed.441). The practicum helps you apply methods learned in earlier years.

Admission Requirements

Applicants who passed Grade 12/HSE or PCL (or equivalent) qualify for B.Ed. subject to subject-wise criteria. English Education requires either relevant major or 50% in General English, or 50% in the department entrance test. Mathematics needs 200 marks in Mathematics. Science needs Physics, Chemistry, and Biology (100 marks each). Similar rules apply for other majors; see minor rules above.

Career Opportunities

Graduates teach at secondary level in public or private schools. Additional roles include subject assistance in education projects, community learning centers, and exam preparation support within local institutions.

Scholarships and Financial Aid

Need-aware and merit-based support is available at campus level in line with policy and funding availability. Applicants should check current notices at the campus office during admission.

Why Choose This Course?

You learn two school subjects under TU standards, complete a structured practicum, and follow a clear course map recognized nationwide. The program suits students who want to begin teaching careers in their home districts.

Conclusion

This B.Ed. gives you a practical route into teaching through a TU-approved structure, defined subject pathways, and a required teaching internship. The framework supports clear academic progress from first year to the practicum.

FAQ

How many total courses are there?

Twenty-two courses with 2200 full marks across core, major, minor, and practicum groups.

Do I study both a major and a minor?

Yes. You choose one major and one minor; they must be different. Physical science majors select Biology as minor.

Is there teaching practice?

Yes. Teaching Practice (Ed.441) runs in the fourth year under faculty supervision.