Difference between B.El.Ed. and B.Ed.

The B.El.Ed. (Bachelor of Elementary Education) and B.Ed. (Bachelor of Education) are both teacher training programs, but they cater to different educational levels and have distinct focuses.

B.El.Ed. (Bachelor of Elementary Education):                                                

• • This is a specialized undergraduate degree for those aiming to teach at the elementary level (classes 1-8).
  • It is a 4-year program that provides comprehensive training in child development, pedagogy, and teaching techniques suited to young learners.
  • The curriculum emphasizes practical teaching skills, classroom management, and understanding the psychological and social development of children.
  • It is more focused on nurturing teachers who can engage with and support the learning of younger children.

B.Ed. (Bachelor of Education):

• • B.Ed. is a one-year postgraduate program for those who already hold a bachelor's degree (in any discipline) and want to pursue teaching as a profession.
  • It is designed for those intending to teach at secondary and senior secondary levels (classes 9-12).
  • The program focuses on advanced educational theory, teaching methods, subject-specific pedagogy, and classroom management.
  • While it also involves practical teaching experience, B.Ed. caters more to those looking to teach older students, often with a subject specialization.

In essence, B.El.Ed. is an undergraduate program designed for primary school teaching, while B.Ed. is a postgraduate program for teaching at higher educational levels.

Kasturi Ram College of Higher Education, Narela, Delhi affiliated to GGSIPU offers B.Ed. programme approved by NCTE. For any further assistance, contact us at 8802841785.