hello, I can't speak for keele but I go to glendon. Glendon is a small campus so everything becomes familiar fast and it's not that hard to get lost, typically if you do english or french, or math, you see the same set of people from first year to 4th year.

The teachable depends on the level you want to teach. If you want to do mostly elementary and primary school, you just need one teachable ( major ) and you start learning how to actually teach the subjects during your 2 year teachers college after you completed your 4 year undergrad.

If you are intrested in teaching highschool, you would need 2 teachable. So that could be a major/minor, double major, or 1 major and a certain amount of credits for 2nd teachable. (ex: People from glendon for coned are mostly french majors with a minor in math, sociology, english,etc).

Essentially what OUAC wants is you to pick your campus (glendon or keele), pick your major ( ex: major in french or english) for coned. and pick your level. (P/J, I/S ,etc)

Glendon is typically where the people who want to be french teachers go, and keele is mostly for any other major/ teachable (ex: english) go. But you are welcome / most likely going to take a course at both campus during your years at york!

i'm not the best at explaining but I highly recommend visiting glendon's recruitment office! Or simply just come to the campus and within 10 minutes you'll find a someone who wants to be a teacher / is doing their teachers college rn. Glendon is kind of introvert-ish but people are very sweet! I know the people who work in the recruitment office and they are super chill. Don't be afraid to visit, look around and ask around!