Can you see yourself in the classroom? We can, too.
There are steps to becoming a teacher. They’re straight-forward and totally doable (with help from our free services). Let’s go! If you’re not up for these steps yet, no worries. Head over to Explore Teaching, and we’ll get our ducks in a row. ?
Start with an overview of what you'll need to get a job as a teacher—nailing "requirements" and all that.
Find the prep program that makes the best use of your unique background to help you get certified.
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To become a teacher, you’ll need to get certified, so review certification requirements up front. For 1-on-1 support, check out our free coaching options.
When it comes time to choose a program that will help you get certified to teach, use our criteria to compare options. It’s easier to find a match when you know what to look for.
To make it easier to keep track of next steps and deadlines, be sure to create an application checklist. (You can also get $100 back after you apply!) Read our guides for info on program eligibility and application best practices if you’re stuck.
Is affordability your priority? You’ve got options when it comes to funding your education, from work study to loans to scholarships. For the nitty-gritty details, check out our Finances guide.
We’ve got expert advice on tap. Sign up for a phone call or texting buddy to get your questions answered 1-on-1.
Take a 5-minute quiz to see if teaching is the right career for you. You’ll get concrete next steps out the gate.
Want to get a better idea of what teachers do day to day? Take a step back and discover what it’s like to teach in Connecticut.
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