Bachelor of Education Degree in Agriculture
Programme Description
The Bachelor of Education Degree in Agriculture is an academic programme tailored to equip students with a deep understanding of agricultural sciences combined with effective teaching methodologies. T...
The Bachelor of Education Degree in Agriculture is an academic programme tailored to equip students with a deep understanding of agricultural sciences combined with effective teaching methodologies. This degree prepares graduates to educate and inspire learners about the principles and practices of modern and sustainable agriculture.
Key Focus Areas:
Agricultural Sciences: Covering essential topics like crop science, animal production, soil fertility, and sustainable farming techniques.
Pedagogical Skills: Developing innovative teaching strategies to effectively deliver agricultural concepts to learners.
Curriculum Development: Gaining the ability to design and implement engaging and comprehensive agriculture-based curricula.
Environmental Sustainability: Emphasizing the integration of eco-friendly and conservation-focused agricultural practices in education.
Technology in Education: Utilizing digital tools and modern technologies to enhance teaching and learning experiences in agriculture.
Key Focus Areas:
Agricultural Sciences: Covering essential topics like crop science, animal production, soil fertility, and sustainable farming techniques.
Pedagogical Skills: Developing innovative teaching strategies to effectively deliver agricultural concepts to learners.
Curriculum Development: Gaining the ability to design and implement engaging and comprehensive agriculture-based curricula.
Environmental Sustainability: Emphasizing the integration of eco-friendly and conservation-focused agricultural practices in education.
Technology in Education: Utilizing digital tools and modern technologies to enhance teaching and learning experiences in agriculture.
Career Opportunities
A Bachelor of Education Degree in Agriculture offers a diverse range of career opportunities, particularly within the education and agricultural sectors. Here are some potential paths you might consider:
Agriculture Teacher: Teaching agricultural sciences at primary, secondary, or high school levels.
Curriculum Developer: Designing and developing agricultural education curricula for educational institutions.
Educational Consultant: Advising schools and educational organizations on effective teaching methods and strategies for agricultural education.
Entry Requirements
5 ‘O’ Level passes including English Language and Mathematics. A Diploma in Agriculture OR a Diploma Education in which Agriculture is a major subject obtained from a recognized institution or Relevant Working experience would be an added advantage.
NB: Those without ‘O’ level Mathematics would be required to pass a bridging course before the beginning of the first semester.