Chandigarh University's 102 B.Ed. Graduates Secure Teaching Positions at Prestigious Schools Across 12 States
B.Ed. programme (Humanities) and 40 graduates from the B.Sc. Aanchal Sandhu, a B.Sc.-B.Ed. graduate has been appointed as an Ontario Certified Teacher at Tender Treasures Montessori School, North York, Ontario, Canada, with an annual salary of CAD 45,000 (approximately ₹42 lakh). Another graduate, Sameeksha, has secured a government teaching position in New South Wales, Australia, earning an annual salary of AUD 80,000 (over ₹52 lakh).Chandigarh University's international success extends beyond school teaching.
- ▪B.Ed. programme (Humanities) and 40 graduates from the B.Sc.
- ▪Aanchal Sandhu, a B.Sc.-B.Ed. graduate has been appointed as an Ontario Certified Teacher at Tender Treasures Montessori School, North York, Ontario, Canada, with an annual salary of CAD 45,000 (approximately ₹42 lakh).
- ▪Another graduate, Sameeksha, has secured a government teaching position in New South Wales, Australia, earning an annual salary of AUD 80,000 (over ₹52 lakh).Chandigarh University's international success extends beyond school teaching.
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B.Ed Graduates secure Global Placements in Top Schools in Canada, Australia and FranceCHANDIGARH, India , July 24, 2026 /PRNewswire/ -- Chandigarh University's experiential teacher education model is preparing future-ready educators for teaching careers in India and across the world with as many as 102 B.Ed. graduates securing positions in prestigious schools and academic institutions and leading EdTech companies across 12 states in India and overseas in countries including Canada, Australia, the United Kingdom and France among others.Out of these, 62 graduates from the B.A. B.Ed. programme (Humanities) and 40 graduates from the B.Sc. B.Ed.
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