Getting certified? Get paid to become a teacher.
Wherever you're starting, find opportunities to earn while you build your skills.
If you don't have a degree
Earning your bachelor's? Explore these paid opportunities for undergrads!
Want to teach a shortage area subject? Consider special education! Special ed teachers are in high demand across Connecticut—and in many districts, you may qualify for salary bonuses and student loan forgiveness.
If you have a degree
Check out these postgrad options to get paid during your teaching program!
Find a School Job
You can work in a school and gain experience outside of your teaching program! Look for school support jobs, such as substitute teacher, tutor or paraeducator.
What to expect:
- Try out different roles, grade levels and subject areas to find the right fit.
- You might work in a school and look for teaching programs with flexible classes or online options, so you can keep working while you get certified.
- Some school districts offer tuition support or other benefits for staff working toward their teacher certification.
Learn about school jobs & apply:
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