Info session on October 30, 2013 hosted by Department of Mathematics in Skiles 114 from 3:00 – 4:30.

ATLANTA ~ AUGUSTA ~ COLUMBUS

Georgia Teaching Fellows Now Accepting Applications!

Transform your interest in education into a high-impact career.  Learn more.

Georgia Teaching Fellows are accomplished professionals and recent graduates who commit to becoming exceptional teachers in our highest-need districts, including schools in Augusta, Atlanta and Columbus.  With hands-on training, Teaching Fellows develop the skills to hit the ground running on day one and continue improving for years to come.

Great teachers have a huge and lasting impact on students’ lives, and students grappling with the challenges of poverty need great teachers most. That’s why our program is so selective –in 2013, only 8% of all Teaching Fellows applicants successfully met our standards for admission, training and entry into the classroom.

 Successful Fellows:

• Take ownership. Fellows believe that every single student can excel academically, and they have the responsibility to get students there.
• Crave feedback. They seek out and welcome advice from instructors, coaches and peers.
• Commit to practice. They work deliberately to perfect new techniques that will improve their teaching.
• Embrace challenges. They meet the daily challenges of teaching in a high-need school with determination and optimism.
• Share their passions. They use their deep subject knowledge to ignite student interest, inspiring achievement and a real love of learning.

Georgia Teaching Fellows is currently seeking candidates with the skills and content expertise required to teach the following critical-need subjects:

• Elementary Education
• Mathematics – Middle and High School
• Middle School Education (Augusta Only)
• Science – Middle and High School
• Social Studies – Middle School (Atlanta only)
• Special Education – All grades

All teachers support students with learning disabilities, but as a special educator, you’ll get specialized training to ensure that these students get the excellent education they deserve. Special educators work in a wide variety of settings that may include working with a small group of 10-12 students in an independent classroom, co-teaching in a general education classroom, or a combination of the two. Fellows who are certified to teach special education are typically among our earliest Fellows to get hired because it is such a critical shortage area.

Apply now to join the ranks of this elite group of educators.   

Application deadlines are:

November 11, 2013

December 16, 2013

January 20, 2014

February 24, 2014

Eligibility Requirements

Georgia Teaching Fellows is part of TNTP’s  (The New Teacher Project) national network of Teaching Fellows programs. Though our programs share a common mission, they are as unique as the communities they serve.

Qualifications and eligibility for Georgia Teaching Fellows:*

• Must have bachelor’s degree by spring 2014
• Must be authorized to work in the U.S.
• Must be able to pass an FBI background investigation
• Must not be a certified teacher
• Must have a minimum 2.5 cumulative undergraduate GPA*

*Qualifications, including minimum undergraduate GPA, vary by program. For program requirements in other locations, please visit TNTPteachingfellows.org.

Apply now!