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Master of Teaching(MT) (Ontario Institute)
at University Of Toronto

Toronto, Canada

Tuition Fee CAD 26,210
Country Rank-
Duration24 Months
Score IELTS: 7 TOEFL: 93

Program Overview

The Master of Teaching Program is a two-year (20 month) graduate level teacher education program that leads to a Master of Teaching (MT) degree. Upon successful completion of the program, you will be recommended to the Ontario College of Teachers for a Certificate of Qualification and Registration, which certifies you to teach in Ontario schools. Although pay scale assessments are based on individual qualifications, most Master of Teaching graduates are assessed by the Qualifications Evaluation Council of Ontario (QECO/COEC) and Ontario Secondary School Teachers' Federation (OSSTF/FEESO) at an A3 / Group 3 level.

You can choose from among the following MT Program options:

Primary-Junior: Kindergarten to Grade 6
Junior-Intermediate: Grades 4 to 10
Intermediate-Senior: Grades 7 to 12

Each Junior-Intermediate teacher candidate specializes in one of the following subjects: Dramatic Arts, English, French, Geography, Health and Physical Education, History, Mathematics, Music (Instrumental or Vocal), Science, or Visual Arts.

Each Intermediate-Senior teacher candidate specializes in two of the following subjects: Biology, Business Studies (General or Accounting), Chemistry, Dramatic Arts, English, French, Geography, Health and Physical Education, History, Mathematics, Music (Instrumental or Vocal), Physics, Religious Education, Science General, Social Science, and Visual Arts

Course Content
Primary/Junior Division (JK to Grade 6)

First Year Courses (offered during the day, September through April)
- CTL7000H -Curriculum and Teaching in Literacy
- CTL7001H -Educational Professionalism, Ethics and the Law
- CTL7002H -Curriculum and Teaching in Mathematics
- CTL7006H -Educational Research 1
- CTL7011H -Child and Adolescent Development and Learning
- CTL7014H -Fundamentals of Teaching and Learning
- CTL7018H -Curriculum and Teaching in Science and Environmental Education
- CTL7080H -Practicum Year 1 Fall
- CTL7081H- Practicum Year 1 Winter
- CTL7100H-Mathematics Concepts for Elementary Teacher Candidates (credit/no-credit)
Intersession, Summer and Second Year Courses (Note: Four of these courses will be offered in
the intersession from mid-May to end of June and summer session from July to Mid-August.
The remaining courses will be offered during the day, September through April)
- CTL7008H -Introduction to Special Education and Mental Health
- CTL7009H -Anti-Discriminatory Education
- CTL7015H -Educational Research 2
- CTL7016H -Integrating Technology into the Classroom: Issues and Activities
- CTL7019H -Supporting English Language Learners
- CTL7072H -Curriculum and Teaching in Social Studies and Aboriginal Education
- CTL7082H - Practicum Year 2 Fall
- CTL7083H - Practicum Year 2 Winter
- CTL7084H – Issues in Numeracy (0.25 FCE)
- CTL7085H – Issues in Literacy (0.25 FCE)
- CTL7086H – Music and Dance (0.25 FCE)
- CTL7087H – Drama and Dance (0.25 FCE)
- CTL7088H – Visual Arts (0.25 FCE)
- CTL7089H – Health and Physical Education (0.25 FCE)
- Two electives
Junior/Intermediate (Grade 4 to Grade 10)
First Year Courses (offered during the day, September through April)
- CTL7000H -Curriculum and Teaching in Literacy
- CTL7001H -Educational Professionalism, Ethics and the Law
- CTL7002H -Curriculum and Teaching in Mathematics
- CTL7006H -Educational Research 1
- CTL7011H -Child and Adolescent Development and Learning
- CTL7014H -Fundamentals of Teaching and Learning
- CTL7018H -Curriculum and Teaching in Science and Environmental Education
- CTL7080H -Practicum Year 1 Fall
- CTL7081H- Practicum Year 1 Winter
- CTL7100H-Mathematics Concepts for Elementary Teacher Candidates (credit/no-credit)
Intersession, Summer and Second Year Courses (Note: Four of these courses will be offered in
the intersession from mid-May to end of June and summer session from July to Mid-August.
The remaining courses will be offered during the day, September through April)
- CTL7008H - Introduction to Special Education and Mental Health
- CTL7009H - Anti-Discriminatory Education
- CTL7013H - Curriculum and Teaching in the Arts
- CTL7015H - Educational Research 2
- CTL7016H - Integrating Technology into the Classroom: Issues and Activities
- CTL7019H - Supporting English Language Learners
- CTL7072H - Curriculum and Teaching in Social Studies and Aboriginal Education
- CTL7082H - Practicum Year 2 Fall
- CTL7083H - Practicum Year 2 Winter
- CTL7084H - Issues in Numeracy (0.25 FCE)
- CTL7085H - Issues in Literacy (0.25 FCE)
- CTL7088H - Visual Arts (0.25 FCE)
- CTL7089H - Health and Physical Education (0.25 FCE)
- Two electives
In the Junior/Intermediate division, students specialize in one of the following teachable
subjects:
- CTL7050H - English (First Language)
- CTL7051H - French (Second Language)
- CTL7052H - Geography
- CTL7053H - Health and Physical Education
- CTL7054H - History
- CTL7055H - Mathematics
- CTL7056H - Music –Instrumental
- CTL7057H - Music –Vocal
- CTL7058H - Science
- CTL7059H - Visual Arts
- CTL7060H – Drama
Intermediate/Senior Division (Grades 7 to 12)
First Year Courses (offered during the day, September through April)
- CTL7006H -Educational Research 1
- CTL7011H -Child and Adolescent Development and Learning
- CTL7014H -Fundamentals of Teaching and Learning
- CTL7073H -Indigenous Experiences of Racism and Settler Colonialism in Canada: An
- Introduction
- CTL7074H -Issues in Educational Law, Policy and Ethics
- CTL7080H -Practicum Year 1 Fall
- CTL7081H- Practicum Year 1 Winter
One specialization course (full credit)

Intersession, Summer and Second Year Courses (Note: Four of these courses will be offered in
the intersession from mid-May to end of June and summer session from July to Mid-August.
The remaining courses will be offered during the day, September through April)
- CTL7007H -Authentic Assessment
- CTL7009H -Anti-Discriminatory Education
- CTL7008H -Introduction to Special Education and Mental Health
- CTL7015H -Educational Research 2
- CTL7016H -Integrating Technology into the Classroom
- CTL7019H -Supporting English Language Learners
- CTL7070H -Issues in Secondary Education 2
- CTL7082H - Practicum Year 2 Fall
- CTL7083H - Practicum Year 2 Winter
- One Subject Specialization course (full credit)
- Two electives
In the Intermediate/Senior certification program, students specialize in two of the following
teachable subjects:
- CTL7020Y -Curriculum and Teaching in English
- CTL7021Y -Curriculum and Teaching in History
- CTL7022Y -Curriculum and Teaching in Mathematics
- CTL7023Y -Curriculum and Teaching in Science: Biology
- CTL7024Y -Curriculum and Teaching in Science: Chemistry
- CTL7025Y -Curriculum and Teaching in Science: Physics
- CTL7026Y -Curriculum and Teaching in Science: General
- CTL7027Y -Curriculum and Teaching in Social Sciences -General
- CTL7028Y -Curriculum and Teaching in Geography
- CTL7029Y -Curriculum and Teaching in Music: Instrumental
- CTL7030Y -Curriculum and Teaching in Music: Vocal
- CTL7031Y -Curriculum and Teaching in Health and Physical Education
- CTL7032Y -Curriculum and Teaching in Visual Arts
- CTL7033Y -Curriculum and Teaching in Dramatic Arts
- CTL7034Y -Curriculum and Teaching in French as a Second Language
- CTL7035Y -Curriculum and Teaching in Business Studies -General
- CTL7036Y -Curriculum and Teaching in Business Studies –Accounting
- CTL7041Y -Curriculum and Teaching in Religious Ed
Entry Requirement
General Requirements
- An appropriate Bachelor's degree (typically a four-year Honours degree in North America or a three-year Bologna compliant degree) with high academic standing (equivalent to at least mid-B or better in final year) from a recognized university. Please refer to the OISE/UT 2019-2020 Graduate Bulletin and the Graduate Admission website for further information.
- You will ideally have experience working with groups of learners, preferably at the age level you wish to teach.
- Applicants from outside Canada, whose primary language is not English, must demonstrate English proficiency to acceptable standards through an acceptable language proficiency test.
Additional Requirements by Concentration

Primary-Junior Option: Junior Kindergarten to Grade 6

There are no additional admission requirements for this option.

Junior-Intermediate Option: Grade 4 - Grade 10

In addition to the general requirements, applicants for Junior-Intermediate concentration must also identify one subject that will be their area of teaching specialization, known as your "teachable" or "teaching subject". Teachables include Dramatic Arts, English, French, Geography, Health & Physical Education, History, Mathematics, Music (Instrumental or Vocal), Science, or Visual Arts. You must have the appropriate undergraduate prerequisites for your chosen teachable. You should only apply to the Junior-Intermediate Option if you are confident you have the required prerequisites for one of the teachables. If you do not have the necessary prerequisites, please consider the Primary-Junior Option as an alternative.

Intermediate-Senior Option: Grade 7 - Grade 12

In addition to the general requirements, applicants for Intermediate-Senior concentration must also identify two subjects that will be their areas of teaching specialization, known as your "teachable" or "teaching subject". Teachables include Business Studies (General or Accounting), Dramatic Arts, English, French, Geography, Religious Education in Catholic Schools, Health & Physical Education, History, Mathematics, Biology, Chemistry, Physics, Science General, Social Science, Music (Instrumental or Vocal) or Visual Arts. You must have the appropriate undergraduate prerequisites for your two teachables. You should only apply to the Intermediate-Senior Option if you are confident you have the required prerequisites for your two chosen teachables. If you do not have the necessary prerequisites, please consider the Junior-Intermediate Option as an alternative.
Fees & Scholarships
Annual tuition fees

CA $26,210

Cost Of Studying At University Of Toronto

Interest rates as low as 8.9% ^*

250K+

Students Assisted

800Cr+

Loan Amount Disbursed

5000+

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Master of Teaching(MT) (Ontario Institute) at University Of Toronto