Working teachers
For teachers who need a B.Ed to keep or develop a role.
A B.Ed that fits around your job.
Welcome to our Bachelor of Education (B.Ed.), a professional teacher-training degree designed for aspiring educators who want to build a rewarding career in teaching and educational leadership. Our B.Ed. program combines academic depth, practical classroom experience, and modern teaching strategies to prepare you for excellence in school environments.
B.Ed university recognition
- Partner universities
- Recognition guidance
- Study while working
A pathway for working teachers
Graduates
For graduates planning to teach in CBSE schools.
Gulf-based teachers
For educators who need to understand degree attestation.
B.Ed university recognition
Ask to see the university, the approved mode and the recognition record for your exact B.Ed pathway.
Compare the complete university pathway
A useful B.Ed discussion starts with the exact university, programme and study mode. Compare these alongside your previous qualification and teaching experience, then establish the attendance, practical work and examination arrangements that would apply to you.
Request the current course documents and a written fee breakdown before choosing. If you need the qualification for a particular teaching role, check that employer’s requirements against the proposed pathway before committing.
Know the details before paying
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Eligibility
Check degree, marks and any teaching experience requirement.
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University and recognition
Review the partner university, UGC/NCTE status and approved study mode.
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Study while working
Weekend contact classes, online material and exams at approved centres.
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Attestation
Ask about HRD, MEA and embassy steps relevant to your country.
Check eligibility, the partner university and UGC/NCTE status before paying
Get a written university comparison
B.Ed, two years
Total fees and any education-loan options are supplied on request.
Frequently asked questions
Eligibility depends on the university’s minimum marks and its rules for your study mode. A counsellor checks this first.
Validity depends on the university’s NCTE recognition for the specific mode. Request the current recognition letter before applying.
Compare the named university, programme, study mode, eligibility, practical requirements, examination arrangements and full fee breakdown. Keep the comparison specific to the current intake rather than assuming that every university or study mode has the same terms.
The page is intended to help working teachers explore a pathway. Share your qualifications and employment details so the team can explain the available university options. Check how class attendance, examinations and practical requirements would fit your work schedule.
Have details of your previous qualifications, marks and teaching experience ready. The university’s current application requirements determine the documents you must eventually submit; ask for that checklist before arranging copies or other paperwork.
They should form part of your course comparison. Ask where and how any teaching practice, assessed work and examinations are completed, who supervises them, and what attendance is required for the proposed pathway.
Check with the intended employer using the exact university, qualification and study mode. A course enquiry or university comparison cannot itself confirm acceptance for a specific teaching post or country.
Use Request details and share your qualification, teaching experience, country and preferred intake. Request a written university comparison, recognition information for the proposed mode and an itemised quotation before deciding.