Colleges of Education across the country are gearing up for the upcoming academic year, and we have some exciting updates regarding how the academic calendar may look like.
These updates are set to change how students approach their studies and enhance their overall learning experience. Let’s delve into the details of these updates:
One of the most notable changes would be the elimination of the phases, meaning that all levels (100, 200, and 300) will resume on the same date.
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This departure from the double-track approach is aimed at creating a more streamlined and efficient academic experience for trainees.
Additionally, while first and second-year students (L100 and 200) will be required to stay on campus, third-year students (L300) will have the option to stay at home or rent in town to attend lectures for the entire year.
Furthermore, fourth-year students (L400) will also have the option to stay at home or rent in town for a portion of the academic year.
That is after completing their Macro-Teaching requirements, L400 students will be able to attend lectures remotely for a period of two to three months.
However, it is important to note that colleges with appropriate and enough facilities may decide to accommodate L300 and L400 students on campus.
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While these updates provide likely general overview of the upcoming academic calendar, it is important to remember that the official calendar will be released in the near future.
It should be noted that these updates to the academic calendar are subject to change as time progresses. The colleges of education may make adjustments to suit the evolving circumstances and provide the best possible experience for their students.
