This international graduate student focused University Teaching Foundations certificate will consist of a series of hands-on workshops and microteaching sessions to provide graduate students a basic foundation for success in the classroom as a teaching assistant, as well as gain transferable skills for use in future employment opportunities.

This session will focus on a number of topics and relate them to the your experiences as an international student and new comers to Canada who face unique challenges related to teaching.

Register for this certificate.

Join Laurier students in concert

Join us at the Indigenous Student Centre every Tuesday from noon to 2 p.m. for our weekly soup and bannock lunch. Enjoy delicious soups made by our amazing department partners who sign up each term!

Want your group to make soup? We would love that! Contact Corri at codaniels@wlu.ca to sign up!

(Note: our lunches will not be run during reading week and after classes end each term.)

Read and reflect each Tuesday with Luther. We host session weekly over the lunch hour. 

Stop by any day of the week for different activities:

• Mondays – contemplative music
• Tuesdays – Reading and Reflecting on the Book of Acts: A Window into the Early Church
• Wednesdays – prayers for the world
• Thursdays – Chilling with Dogs; multifaith teachings
• Fridays – Settler Work: contemplative arts; Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women and Girls (MMIWG)

For more details, see the Fall 2019 program flyer.

This workshop introduces students to strategies for developing an effective presentation. We’ll talk about things to consider when planning a presentation including goals, organization, and the creation of visual aids.

Registration is required! Register through the student success portal.

Do you have a passion for working with children and youth? Are you thinking about pursuing a career in teaching and becoming an educational leader? If so, meet us in the webinar where you will learn more about Laurier’s Consecutive Education program.

During the webinar, the faculty’s Dean, Maria Cantalini-Williams, and Associate Dean, Julie Mueller, will provide an overview of the Bachelor of Education program and application process. You will hear about the program from the perspectives of faculty, staff and current students. We’ll also tell you about the City of Waterloo where the Faculty of Education is located.

Join the webinar to receive important information about how our unique teacher education program can prepare you for a rewarding professional teaching career, and to ask questions and get them answered in real-time.

Register for the Faculty of Education webinar.