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Education Bachelor of Jewish Education: This program is designed to provide technical knowledge and theoretical awareness. A compulsory Practicum requiring over 300 teaching hours provides invaluable experience in real classroom settings. Talpiot strives to match the particular educational environment with those skills and interests the student wants to develop. Talpiot’s Practicum component has garnered widespread approval from educational institutions throughout the Toronto area. Read more Special Education Bachelor of Jewish Education (Special Education): The classes in this program include specially designed instruction in the related services available to students with exceptionalities. Ideally, services are provided in an inclusive educational environment and are utilized in place of the school’s standard educational program. Much of the format and structure used in General Education and the Practicum component are applicable in Special Education classes. Read more Speech Language Bachelor of Jewish Family Services: This program provides academic background and familiarity with pertinent professional terms and concepts. It introduces the knowledge and practical skills required for application to a Masters Program at a North American university. The faculty includes a team of highly skilled professionals, committed to providing students with their extensive clinical and academic experience. Read more Accounting Bachelor of Judaic Studies (Accounting): This program provides extensive instruction in the field of accounting and related subjects, with exposure to a wide variety of academic topics and practical issues. The accounting program has been designed to satisfy certain U.S. state board requirements toward professional designation as a Certified Public Accountant. Read more Interior Design Bachelor of Judaic Studies (Interior Design): This program aims to provide a solid grounding in interior design fundamentals with a focus on design elements, drafting, space planning, drawing and rendering. Field trips and work study placements further enhance classroom instruction. Students can expect to develop the necessary skills to work within the residential, retail, or small-scale commercial design sectors. Read more | |
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