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Course Offerings

Specialization (Early Childhood Education)

The Bachelor of Early Childhood program provides students with competencies to serve children in the early years. Courses offered focus on supporting the growth and holistic development of young children. Students are equipped with knowledge, skills, and attitudes on how to teach young children literacy and numeracy as well as the early foundations for learning language, science, social studies, literature, technology, music, arts, and movement along with designing environments that will provide for socio-emotional functioning, safety, nutrition, and health. Students are also prepared on how to integrate play and other developmentally appropriate practices, including inclusion, and family and school partnerships in their teaching that help ensure for the care and wellbeing of children.

Professional Education

Graduates of the Bachelor of Early Childhood Education program are ready to take on the professional world. Courses like curriculum development, facilitating learner-centered teaching, principles of learning, and assessment and evaluation, develop our students’ academic, personal and professional skills. On top of the required field study experiences, the program expose students to real-world teaching through various internships in day care centers, private and public schools, and international school settings through strong linkages with ¿ªÔªÕæÈË partner communities and schools.

Lasallian Core Curriculum

Integral to the Lasallian education is the promotion of human and Christian education. Apart from the general education courses required in higher education programs that teach mathematics, sciences, English and literature, Filipino, humanities, and social sciences, including PE and NSTP, Lasallian students must take Christian education units that are supplemented by retreats or recollections and formation classes aimed for the personal and professional development of values and leadership attributes that will equip its graduates to contribute to the transformative mission and ministry of the university in service of God, church and society.