The Bachelor of Education (B.Ed.) at Uma Katwal Campus, Siddhicharan Municipality-2, Okhaldhunga, is a four-year annual program affiliated with Tribhuvan University (TU), Faculty of Education.
This course prepares students to become secondary-level teachers, with two areas of subject specialization: one major and one minor. The program is both academic and professional, focusing on building teaching competency grounded in Nepal’s educational context.
Affiliated with Tribhuvan University
Four-year annual examination system
Two areas of specialization: major and minor
Includes teaching practice and educational theory
Offered in various subject areas under TU’s official guidelines
The program includes 22 courses totaling 2200 marks, structured as follows:
Group A (Communication Skills): 2 courses (General Nepali, General English)
Group B (Professional Core Areas): 4 courses (e.g., Educational Psychology, Curriculum and Evaluation, Electives)
Group C (Specialization Major): 10 subject-specific courses
Group D (Specialization Minor): 5 courses from a different subject area
Group E (Teaching Practice): 1 practicum course in the final year
Train qualified and capable teachers for secondary schools
Equip students with theoretical and practical teaching knowledge
Develop subject-specific skills for real-world classroom application
Promote educational research and reflective teaching practices
Graduates can work as licensed secondary-level teachers across Nepal. The degree also allows progression to master's level programs in Education and related fields. Graduates may also find roles in educational NGOs, training centers, and curriculum development.
Upon completion, students will be able to:
Teach two subjects effectively at the secondary level
Apply foundational theories of education in classroom settings
Design lesson plans, assessments, and student-centered activities
Conduct classroom research and contribute to school improvement
Communication and language skills
Instructional planning and pedagogy
Subject-specific expertise
Classroom and student management
Assessment and feedback techniques
The program follows an annual system with classroom-based instruction. Methods include lectures, group discussions, micro-teaching, practice teaching, seminars, and project work under TU’s supervision.
Completion of Grade 12 or equivalent from a recognized board
Subject-specific eligibility for major specialization (e.g., 200 full marks in related subjects for Nepali, English, Math, etc.)
Entrance test (if applicable) for some specialization areas
Physical fitness test for Health and Physical Education
Secondary-level school teacher
Curriculum designer
Education officer or supervisor
Trainer in teacher training institutions
Further study in M.Ed. or other postgraduate programs
The Uma Katwal Campus offers need-based and merit-based scholarships in accordance with TU and campus rules. Students from marginalized backgrounds may apply for reserved seats or financial assistance.
This course builds the foundation for a teaching career in Nepal. With specializations in both major and minor subjects, students gain flexibility and competency to teach multiple disciplines in schools, preparing them for diverse educational roles.
The B.Ed. program at Uma Katwal Campus is grounded in the national education framework, providing a structured and practice-based path for students aspiring to become educators. With a balanced focus on theory, specialization, and teaching practice, it supports long-term professional growth in Nepal’s education sector.
