Bachelor of Education (B.Ed)

Bachelor of Education (B.Ed) at Rabi Campus, Panchthar

If you plan to pursue teaching in Nepal and want a clear path close to home, the Bachelor of Education (B.Ed) at Rabi Campus, Miklajung–4, Rabi Bazaar, Panchthar, offers a four-year TU-affiliated route with major–minor options, practicum, and campus support.

Overview

Rabi Campus runs the TU four-year B.Ed (annual system) for students aiming for secondary-level teaching careers. The program follows TU’s structure: 22 courses across Communication Skills, Professional Core, Specialization Major, Specialization Minor, and a Teaching Practice/Practicum in the final phase.

Highlights

• Affiliation: Tribhuvan University (Faculty of Education)

• Duration/Mode: Four years, annual evaluation

• Study Areas at Rabi Campus: Nepali, English, Mathematics, Economics, Health, Population

• Practicum: School-based teaching practice in the final year

• Learning Support: Library, campus guidance, community setting

Curriculum Details

Here’s what you’ll study over four years.

Year 1–2: General Nepali, General English, foundations in education and psychology, plus your major/minor courses.

Year 3: Curriculum and Evaluation, teaching methods in your subject, assessment, and Nepal-focused content where applicable.

Year 4: Teaching Practice (internship) and one TU elective in Instructional Technology or ICT for Education/subject areas.

Objectives

Students learn core pedagogy, subject depth, classroom assessment, and school-ready practices that match TU standards for secondary teaching in Nepal.

Scope

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Graduates move into secondary-level teaching, academic support roles, and education services within public, community, and private schools. Many pursue M.Ed for advancement.

Learning Outcomes

• Plan, deliver, and reflect on lessons aligned to the school curriculum

• Use classroom assessment and feedback effectively

• Apply subject methods in Nepali, English, Mathematics, Economics, Health, or Population

• Conduct a supervised school practicum with professional conduct

Skill Development Modules

• Communication and academic Nepali/English

• Subject-specific pedagogy and classroom management

• Assessment, record-keeping, and remediation

• Educational technology and ICT in Education / subject ICT options (TU elective set)

Teaching Methodology

Faculty use lectures, guided practice, micro-teaching, school observation, lesson planning, and practicum supervision. Students receive mentoring and feedback tied to TU evaluation rubrics.

Admission Requirements

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General entry: Grade 12/HSE or PCL (or equivalent) as per TU rules. Subject prerequisites apply: e.g., English major requires prior English or 50% in General English or passing a departmental entrance; Mathematics major requires prior Mathematics; Science major requires Physics, Chemistry, Biology; Health/Physical Education includes a fitness test when required. Select a minor different from your major (physical science majors take Biology minor).

Career Opportunities

• Secondary-level teacher in community/private schools

• School academic support (exam, ECA, counseling assistance)

• Further study: M.Ed, subject master’s, teacher licensure

Scholarships and Financial Aid

Rabi Campus offers community-based support and need/merit-based assistance as available. Students from nearby schools and low-income backgrounds receive guidance during admission.

Why Choose This Course?

Students gain a TU-standard pathway, local access in Panchthar, recognized subject combinations, and authentic school practice before graduation.

Conclusion

The B.Ed at Rabi Campus gives Nepali students a grounded route into teaching: structured study, supported practice, and subject depth under TU guidelines.

FAQ

1) Can I change my minor later?

TU requires the minor to differ from the major; changes follow campus/TU rules and seat availability. 

2) Is practicum compulsory?

Yes. TU’s four-year B.Ed includes a mandatory teaching practice component. 

3) Which English requirement applies?

For English major: prior English or 50% in General English or passing the departmental entrance, as per TU.