National/International Field Placement
International Education: Thinking Globally
Adizat Ofulue: Child Development Institute in Nigeria
Jaid Sadagraca, Soorya Krishnamoorthy, Rhydima Deshpande: Every Child Counts, Bahamas
Wendy Ko: Chadwick International, South Korea
Hannah Dryzmala: Cambridge Steiner School, England
Shawna Lee Campbell: The International Early Education Centre, Finland
Sultana Patwary: The International School of Iceland, Iceland
Caroline Shum: Box Hill Inernational Kindergarten, Hong Kong
Rhema Corbin: The Learning Centre, Barbados
Wai Shan Tiffany Ore: Mang San Kindergarten, Hong Kong
Jada Law and Candace Chan: Learning Habitat, Hong Kong
Munizah Salman: Teacher’s Resource Centre, Pakistan
Kristina Cosentino: Office for Children, New Jersey
Gina Chang and Eunice Joo: Urawa University, Japan
Vasiliki Victoria Rombos: The Chelsea Group of Children, England
Julia Leonetti and Veronica Stuart: Uxendon Manor, England
Tiffany Lam: Yuen Yuen Kindergarten, Hong Kong
Yi Chua: Blue House International, Singapore
At Toronto Metropolitan University’s School of Early Childhood studies, we make it possible for you to expand your professional skills, knowledge and connections by completing your fourth-year field placement course outside of Ontario or Canada.
By studying educational and care systems of other regions, you will gain a better understanding of your local system while developing new perspectives and skills to enhance your practice. Your borderless learning experience can take place in regions such as:
- North America
- The Caribbean
- Europe
- Asia, Africa
- South Pacific
- South and Central America
Your out-of-province/out-of-country placement will involve spending 25 consecutive days in the Spring or Summer term as an intern focusing on program planning, independent experience, evaluation and assessment. Full-time students complete this placement in the Spring/Summer term preceding the fourth-year Fall term. For part-time students, this placement should be the final course you complete before graduation.
The prerequisites for this course are CLD 262 or Direct Entry and CLD 363.