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Transition to Teaching Program

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Transition to Teaching Program. Purpose. To recruit, support, and retain high quality mid-career changing professionals and recent college graduates with non-education degrees to teach the critical need subject areas in high-need secondary schools. Eligible Subject Areas. Potential Candidates. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
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Transition to Teaching Program

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PurposeTo recruit, support, and retain high quality mid-career

changing professionals and recent college graduates with non-education degrees to teach the critical need subject areas in high-need secondary schools.

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Eligible Subject Areas

Math Science

English Social Science

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Potential CandidatesMust be eligible to teach English, Social Science, Math or

Science. Visit www.fldoe.org/edcert for more information.

Must be a recent college graduate (within three years) or mid-career changing professional with a non-education Bachelor’s degree.

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Our PartnerPalm Beach County Workforce Alliance

Will assist job seekers with completing an application, résumé writing, screening, and preparing for an interview.

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Our PartnerThe New Teacher Center

The New Teacher Center is dedicated to improving student learning by accelerating the effectiveness of new teachers.

A New Teacher Center trained mentor will provide ongoing school-site support to the

I-TEACH participant.

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Our PartnerScripps Research Institute Florida

A Summer Research Internship Program for Teachers is available. Go to www.scripps.edu/k12/teacher-interns.html for more information.

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Components of the I-TEACH Program

Completing the Alternative Certification Program. www.palmbeachschools.org/staffdev/

Alternative Certification.asp Passing the General Knowledge, Subject Area, and

Professional Education Tests within required time frames.

Completing the I-TEACH Program within 18 months.

Committing to teach a high-need subject in a high-need secondary school for a minimum of four years.

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Components ContinuedAttending required professional

development activities.Receiving a $1500 signing bonus with a

commitment to a high-need secondary school for a minimum of 4 years.

Receiving a $500 bonus upon completion of all I-TEACH Program requirements within 18 months and upon receipt of the professional teaching certificate.

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Application Process*

Be in your first year of teaching a high-need subject area in a School District of Palm Beach County secondary Title I school.

Complete the I-TEACH Program application.Submit a résumé.

*Program selection is competitive.

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Application Process ContinuedTwo page essay on why

you wanted to become a teacher.

Letter of recommendation.

Completion of a screening questionnaire.

Interview by the I-TEACH Committee.

Candidates will be notified of acceptance.

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Contact InformationI-TEACH Program Director

Nancy Bourgeois [email protected]

561-366-6102Palm Beach County Workforce Alliance

www.pbcalliance.comJudy Dunn 561-340-1061, Ext. 2008

School District of Palm Beach County Department of Recruitment and Retention

561-357-7691

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"A teacher affects eternity; he can never tell where his influence stops."

-- Henry Brooks Adams