Considering careers in Connecticut? Talk to a teacher.
Chat with Connecticut teachers for professional wisdom and advice.
Author: Samantha Blann
Weighing your career options? Determining your professional path is a big decision—one that comes with a lot of questions. Sure, you could do a quick Google search for answers, but why not head to an expert source for information?
TEACH Connecticut’s Talk to a Teacher program offers you a chance to do just that. Just sign up with one of our advisors to chat via phone or video call. Calls last up to 30 minutes, and you can always sign up for more time. We’ve got some experienced and passionate teachers ready to hear from you.
Enter your email to get the updates that matter.
Ask any question
This is your chance to talk through all of your thoughts, feelings and concerns about teaching with a current educator. Here’s stuff we hear a lot: How do I get started? Will my personality fit in the classroom? What requirements do I need to meet? What is it like to teach, day in and day out?
Our advisors get to know your background and goals, and they’ve been in your shoes before. Their advice will help you take the right next step, whatever it is.
Who's on the other end?
Our advisors know what you’re going through (after all, they’ve been there before), and they’re excited to chat with you!
Lauren Danner
Lauren was a research scientist for ten years before she switched to a career in teaching. As a 9th grade Science teacher at North Brandford High School, she enjoys sharing her passion for science with her students.
Learn what she suggests for applying to a teacher preparation program:
Michael Brosnan
Michael has been teaching for sixteen years. He loves being a Social Studies teacher and Beginning Teacher Coordinator at Bridgeport High School because he gets the reward of knowing that every single day his work is valuable and necessary.
Hear what he has to say about choosing a teacher preparation program:
Ready to take the next step?
Deciding to teach is not a decision to take lightly. Teaching is a career with many challenges, but even greater rewards. If you think you might be a good fit, but still have some questions, connect with a current teacher.
Schedule a time to chat, and we’ll take care of the rest. ☎️
Don’t have time for a call? Just open LiveChat on any of our webpages to get real-time answers.
Want to learn more about what your path to becoming a teacher might look like? We’ll create a personalized roadmap for you! Take the roadmap quiz.
Are you a military veteran? If so, you may be eligible for specific programs and support. Visit Connecticut Troops to Teachers to learn more.