Bachelor of Special Needs Education with Specialization in Early Childhood Education

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DURATION:

4 Years

CREDITS:

150

CAMPUS:

A

DOWN PAYMENT:

P1,500

FORMAT:

Hybrid

ENROLLMENT:

Ongoing
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DURATION:

4 Years

CREDITS:

150

CAMPUS:

A

DOWN PAYMENT:

P1,500

FORMAT:

Hybrid

ENROLLMENT:

Ongoing

Overview

A four-year program that prepares students for the art and science of teaching children with special needs in the early years (birth through eight years old). It provides a solid foundation on developmentally appropriate practices in early childhood special needs intervention and education. The program is offered in the Antipolo City Campus.

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Why Take Special Needs Education at OLFU?

Why Take Special Needs Education at OLFU?

Produces highly-skilled teachers who can educate across different learning areas and take into account student and community welfare
Delivers extensive field study and practice teaching experiences for its students to become content experts
Exposes students to a classroom setting, the program help students develop and learn diverse teaching strategies
With a state-of-the-art Educational Technology Laboratory that empowers the students by adding value to the teaching and learning experiences with the use of media technologies

OLFU Facilities

Career Opportunities

Special Education Teacher
Private Tutor
Principal/Assistant Principal
College Instructor/Professor
Teaching Consultant
Academic Writer
English as a Second Language (ESL) Teacher
Private Tutor
Head Teacher
Principal/Assistant Principal
Department head of a Specific Major
English as a Second Language (ESL) Teacher
Head Teacher
Department head of a Specific Major
School Supervisor/Superintendent
Careers in Educational Government Offices (CHED, DepEd, TESDA)
Teaching Consultant
College Instructor/Professor
School Supervisor/Superintendent
Careers in Educational Government Offices (CHED, DepEd, TESDA)
Academic Writer

Philippine public schools need over 30,000 new teachers annually just to meet demand.

Source: Asian Development Bank