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Newly admitted students:

• must register for the appropriate Field Experience course by the date set forth by the Internships & Student Affairs Office; this date will be communicated to students at their @mail.mcgill.ca email address;
• who are registered for a Field Experience course will receive instructions for accessing the online Student Teaching Placement Form at their @mail.mcgill.ca email address. Forms must be submitted by the date indicated.

Returning students:

• must register for the appropriate Field Experience course by the date set forth by the Internships & Student Affairs Office; this date will be communicated to students at their @mail.mcgill.ca email address;
• who are registered for a Field Experience course will receive instructions for accessing the online Student Teaching Placement Form at their @mail.mcgill.ca email address. Forms must be submitted by the date indicated;
• must be in Satisfactory Standing and have satisfied all prerequisite and corequisite course requirements (refer to www.mcgill.ca/isa/student-teaching). B.Ed. Secondary program students must have successfully completed 24 credits in their official subject area prior to Field Experience 3. All B.Ed. students must successfully pass the English Exam for Teacher Certification (EETC; EDEC 215) prior to Field Experience 3. Minerva does not necessarily prevent students from registering for courses that they should not take. It is the student's responsibility to be aware of prerequisites, corequisites, restrictions, and Faculty regulations that apply to the courses in which they register. Students should consult an academic adviser for assistance. Students missing any of these requirements will be removed from their field placement. (See Early Dismissal from Field Experience.)
• in B.Ed. K/Elementary, Secondary, and TESL programs who wish to transfer within these programs will not be required to repeat Field Experience 1.

Detailed guidelines and evaluation forms for every Field Experience are posted on the ISA website, arranged by program and year. Students are responsible for familiarizing themselves with the objectives, evaluation criteria, and forms for each level of Field Experience, and must submit all completed evaluation forms to the ISA on the first business day following the end of the Field Experience in order to receive a grade.

Punctual attendance is required at the assigned school for the entire Field Experience. Alternate dates cannot be arranged at the request of the student. Unexcused absences from intensive courses and professional seminars may result in exclusion from the course, course failure, and/or removal from any associated Field Experience.

Days absent due to illness or McGill exams must be made up at the end of the Field Experience. Absences due to illness extending beyond two days require a valid medical note (see www.mcgill.ca/studenthealth/notes) to be submitted to the ISA, and, depending on the circumstances, the outcome of the Field Experience will be evaluated on an individual basis. Student teachers must contact the following people as soon as possible on the morning of the day of their absence:

• Host School Office
• Cooperating Teacher
• ISA Placement Coordinator (by email or telephone 514-398-7046)
• Field Supervisor

Student teachers are permitted to be absent for religious holy days, as outlined in McGill's Policy for the Accommodation of Religious Holy Days; see www.mcgill.ca/importantdates/holy-days-0. Students must notify the ISA, Cooperating Teacher, and Field Supervisor before the Field Experience begins if possible, or at least two weeks before the planned absence. The missed days must be made up, usually at the end of the Field Experience.

Absences related to McGill Intercollegiate Sport events are evaluated by the ISA Director on a case-by-case basis. Student teachers must submit a signed copy of the to the ISA at least two weeks in advance of the scheduled event/absence. This form can be obtained from McGill Athletics & Recreation.

Absences for any other reason, including but not limited to: marriage, family parties, vacation, extracurricular activities, employment, or conflicting courses, are not permitted during Field Experience under any circumstances. Students should consult an Academic Adviser if they need to rearrange their course schedule.

See Faculty of Education > Undergraduate > Faculty Regulations for Undergraduate Programs > Judicial Record Verification for Students in the Bachelor of Education Programs for information on the requirement to obtain this security clearance. Additional information can be found on the ISA website.

In order to be in compliance with government regulations, international students (students who are not Permanent Residents or citizens of Canada) should apply for an internship/co-op work permit issued by Citizenship and Immigration Canada (CIC) to complete their mandatory Field Experiences. This is not the same as an off-campus paid work permit, and it is not automatically included in the study permit. The internship/co-op work permit is free of charge, but takes time to obtain and requires a medical exam by a designated CIC physician; medical exam fees vary. For assistance with the application process, students should contact International Student Services: www.mcgill.ca/internationalstudents.

At any time, students may be removed from their Field Experience at the request of the host School Administrator and/or Cooperating Teacher, or at the request of the ISA Director. Students who are removed from a Field Experience will be informed of the reason for the dismissal and will meet with the ISA Director.

Circumstances that could lead to early dismissal include, but are not limited to:

• Prerequisite courses not successfully completed;
• Exceeding the number of permissible unexcused absences for corequisite courses (consult the syllabus for each course);
• Failure to pass a judicial record check, if required by the school/board where the student is placed;
• Unprofessional behaviour; behaviour that contravenes the Code of Ethics for Student Teachers;
• Failure to make the improvements outlined on a Competency Improvement Plan (CIP) by the date indicated.

The final outcome for early dismissal from a Field Experience will be decided by the ISA Director.

Possible outcomes are:

• Reassignment during the same term, subject to availability of placements;
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• 鈥淔", "J", "KF", "WF鈥� 鈥� Failure in any Field Experience places the student into Unsatisfactory Standing, requiring withdrawal from the B.Ed. program.

If a student cannot continue the Field Experience due to illness, see Withdrawal from Field Experience.

If a student wishes to end his/her Field Experience prematurely, the ISA Director will evaluate the circumstances and determine an outcome. Possible outcomes are the same as those listed above.

• Withdrawal (with refund) for any reason must be done at least two weeks before the start of the Field Experience. The student is responsible for notifying the ISA in writing by this deadline and deregistering for the Field Experience course in Minerva.
• Students having to withdraw for any reason, including illness, from a Field Experience that begins in less than two weeks or that is already underway must immediately inform the ISA. Based on the circumstances of the withdrawal request, the ISA Director will determine the final outcome of the Field Experience and eligibility for refund.

Field Experience courses from other institutions are not eligible for transfer credit to McGill. Students must complete all Field Experiences at McGill, as required by their program.

For general information about transfer credits at McGill, see www.mcgill.ca/students/transfercredit, as well as Faculty-specific information at www.mcgill.ca/isa/faculty-advising/orientation.