Fill out my online form.
Prepare to Become a Globally Competitive Elementary School Teacher
The Bachelor of Science in Elementary Education (BEEd) at Southville prepares aspiring teachers to become confident, classroom-ready educators equipped to teach in the Philippines and internationally. Through a curriculum that combines academic excellence, practical teaching experience, and global opportunities, students develop the skills needed to educate young learners in diverse learning environments.
Southville’s College of Education emphasizes real-world teaching, international standards, and professional excellence—helping graduates build successful careers in education.
Why Study BS Education Elementary at Southville?
100% LET Board Passing Rate
Southville’s Elementary Education program has maintained a 100% Licensure Examination for Teachers (LET) Board Passing Rate for 10 consecutive years, reflecting the strength of its curriculum, faculty, and student preparation.
Board Topnotchers:
- Cacharelle Mae Rapirap — Top 2
- Renally Bianca Pariñas — Top 9
- Inez Cortes — Top 9
- Katrina Correa — Top 10
Learn from Experienced Educators
Students are mentored by faculty members with extensive teaching experience in Southville’s own K–12 system. Their practical classroom expertise allows students to connect educational theories with effective teaching practices from the very beginning of the program.
Extensive Teaching Experience
Future educators gain valuable hands-on experience through:
- Classroom observations
- Student teaching internships
- Community immersion
- Research and thesis projects
- Special education practicum, including placements at Elsie Gaches Village
Graduates leave the program with real classroom experience before entering the profession.
Program Highlights
- 100% LET Board Passing Rate for 10 consecutive years
- Experienced faculty with K–12 classroom expertise
- Extensive teaching practicum and field immersion
- Research-based curriculum
- Special education teaching experience
- Global teaching pathways through SGEN
- International fellowships and leadership opportunities
- Proven record of producing LET topnotchers
Career Opportunities
Graduates of the BS Elementary Education program can pursue careers as:
- Elementary School Teacher
- Special Education Teacher
- Curriculum Developer
- Instructional Coordinator
- Academic Program Specialist
- Learning Facilitator
- Education Consultant
- School Administrator
- International School Teacher
The Southville College Division is accredited by the Philippine Association of Colleges and Universities Commission on Accreditation (PACUCOA) and also granted Autonomous Status by the Commission on Higher Education (CHED). Southville is home to celebrated personalities, medical practitioners, entrepreneurs, and community leaders, among others. Southville is the training ground of future Business Technocrats and World Leaders, anchored on the school’s 5Cs Curriculum.
Southville is committed to develop lifelong learners who are equipped with the 5Cs (Character, Competence, Collaboration, Creativity, and Commitment to Achieve) through data-driven and technology-enhanced educational programs to ensure student success in the 21st Century.
Southville adheres to the demands of the 4th Industrial Revolution and the highest standards of quality education by providing innovative and challenging curricula, effective instruction, updated technological applications, a strong research and community service orientation within an enriched, caring, and active learning environment.
Global Teaching Opportunities
Outstanding graduates may qualify for international teaching opportunities through the Southville Global Education Network (SGEN), which connects educators with partner schools and educational institutions in:
- Singapore
- Canada
- United States
This pathway provides graduates with opportunities to build international teaching careers and leadership roles.
International Recognition
Southville students and alumni continue to earn recognition beyond the Philippines.
Achievements include:
- Selection to the Council for Exceptional Children’s (CEC) Diversity Leadership Academy
- Graduates teaching in international schools worldwide
Among Southville’s distinguished alumni are:
- John Rod Balagtas, recognized as EPI’s first National Teacher of the Year
- Raquel (Rax) A. Colangoy, Public Speaking and Theater Arts teacher at a health science magnet school in Houston, Texas
Begin Your Teaching Career at Southville
If you aspire to inspire young learners while building a rewarding teaching career in the Philippines or abroad, Southville’s Bachelor of Science in Elementary Education provides the knowledge, experience, and global opportunities to help you succeed.
