Hi,

It doesn't have the same value as regular mode obviously.

BEd is a teaching training program which includes both theory and practical facets to it. In distance mode only theory can be covered properly the practical training is questionable. Most important aspect of teacher training is left out there. Moreover colleges and institutions prefer regular mode candidates over distance education candidates. But since you are already in a school setting it can be compensated to an extent but still it wouldn't be same as regular mode. I would suggest you to take advice from your seniors in the school or college you are working you can even figure out which kind of BEds your school has hired and if your goal is a government job then try to find out if they have hired any BEd in correspondence candidate in the past. Maybe they will overlook that aspect if your academics and other qualifications are good enough so that they don't hesitate to pick you among regular candidates. If you are going for distance then make sure you balance your resume with other qualifications like Centa teacher Olympiads which will add value to your cv or something similar to it.

Listen to your instinct and choose wisely.

All the best!

Hello.

As you said you are working , so it is okay to do B ed in correspondence. Now when it comes to qualifying for a job, you can never be too sure about it. It depends on the interviewer what exactly is the requirement for the post. However, when it comes to qualifications , a correspondence B.ed will still have the same value. For example, when you apply for a teacher post at Kendriya vidyalaya ,all they require is a B Ed degree for you to apply and the rest depends upon your interview and performance.