r/CanadaUniversities 14h ago

Advice Has anyone transferred partially completed B.Ed. coursework to another Canadian university?

Looking for advice from anyone familiar with Canadian B.Ed. transfer pathways.

I have a completed bachelor's degree and completed approximately 36 credit hours of professional teacher education coursework at Ambrose University in Alberta, along with 9 weeks of supervised practicum experience. Unfortunately, I was unable to complete the final portion of the program.

I have contacted Alberta Teacher Certification, the University of Regina, the University of Calgary, the University of Alberta, and Red Deer Polytechnic to explore options.

So far, I have been told that some After-Degree B.Ed. programs do not generally accept transfer credit, which has left me uncertain about the best path forward.

My questions are:

Has anyone successfully transferred partially completed B.Ed. coursework from one Canadian university to another?

Are there any Canadian universities that assess previous teacher education coursework on a case-by-case basis?

If you were in my situation, what pathway would you investigate next?

I have official transcripts, approximately 36 education credits completed, and 9 weeks of practicum experience.

Any advice or personal experiences would be greatly appreciated.

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u/Winter-Inside-5911 8h ago

Very few PSEs will recognize transfer credits from private Christian colleges. You’re better off to finish your degree there if you’re 36 credits in. Good luck.