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Searching for the right teaching position in the Twin Cities for the school year?

Teach For America (TFA) could be a great option for you. Whether you’ve taught for several years, made a career change into education, or just graduated from college, TFA is a unique opportunity to impact students’ lives and serve the community in the Twin Cities.

Register Today

 

Teach For America’s Approach

TFA recruits outstanding leaders from all backgrounds and career sectors to become TFA “corps members.” Corps members commit to teaching for two years, where they are full, salaried employees of local public schools and confront both the challenges and joys of expanding opportunities for kids. Many choose to continue teaching after their two-year TFA commitment ends.

Corps members develop into strong classroom leaders who go beyond traditional expectations to advance students’ academic and personal growth while helping to strengthen schools. They work in the districts and schools most impacted by educational inequity.

In partnership with nonprofit organizations and businesses in the Twin Cities, corps members receive initial training, ongoing professional development, and access to an unparalleled resource and support network.

TFA has more than 3,000 corps members, reaching nearly 250,000 students in over 1,500 schools.

You'll be placed in your preferred region so long as there's space and you meet the local requirements. Read more below about our placement process.  

Corps Member Eligibility

To be considered for a position with TFA, you must have a bachelor’s degree with a minimum cumulative GPA of 2.50 and either have U.S. citizenship, national/legal resident status or be a DACA recipient or EAD holder. You are not required to have a background in education.

In addition to these eligibility requirements, we seek people who have a deep belief in the potential of every child, a strong record of achievement, and perseverance in the face of challenges, among other key values and experiences. Read more about the characteristics of strong corps members.

 

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Teaching in the Twin Cities

As a corps member, you must complete steps to become highly qualified in the subject(s) you’ll teach and work toward full teaching certification during your two-year commitment. Learn more about earning your teaching license and getting hired at a school.

Salary

You’ll receive a salary and benefits from the school district, charter school, or pre-K center where you work. You’ll be paid the same as other beginning teachers working for the same employer. Salaries for new teachers in the Twin Cities range between $35,000 and $46,000, depending on the subject and grade level you teach.

Benefits

As a full-time TFA teacher, you are entitled to medical benefits through your school or district. Plans and costs vary, depending on where you teach. Read more on salary, benefits, and cost of living in the Twin Cities.

You may also be eligible for additional financial incentives exclusively available to TFA corps members. Learn more about financial aid, including transitional funding packages.

After Two Years

After your two-year commitment with TFA, you may choose to stay in the classroom for additional years of teaching. Some TFA alumni go on to work in school leadership, and many others go on to impact educational equity from another sector.

We are dedicated to ensuring you have the resources and support you need to lead and continue to work toward change with a dedicated TFA Twin Cities alumni support staff. Learn more about life after the corps.

Our Placement Process

TFA places corps members in more than 40 regions throughout the U.S. During the application process, you can select up to three regions. Then, after interview week concludes, you'll have an opportunity to change your regional selections if you wish. Read more about our placement process.

Make an Impact in the Twin Cities

For more than 10 years, Teach For America Twin Cities has worked alongside regional partners to create opportunities for students in underserved communities within St. Paul and Minneapolis.

The Twin Cities region has a big goal: By 2030, twice as many children in the communities we serve will reach key educational milestones that build a path to economic mobility and a future filled with possibility. Are you interested in working to improve educational equity in the region? 

As a corps member, you’ll join a passionate network of alumni and corps members, all united in working to transform our education system in classrooms, schools, and throughout communities. As part of TFA Twin Cities, you’ll work to meaningfully expand opportunities for students, using your background and leadership skills to drive students to academic success and transform lives. 

Find out more about what it’s like to be a part of this movement in Twin Cities, and start your application to join the work today.

Celebrating 10 Years of Impact in the Twin Cities Region

Teach For America has partnered with the Twin Cities community for a decade to expand educational opportunities for all students in our community.

Teaching Jobs in the Bay Area

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Searching for the right teaching position in Oakland, Richmond, San Francisco, or San Jose for the school year?

Teach For America (TFA) could be a great option for you. Whether you’ve taught for several years, made a career change into education, or just graduated from college, TFA is a unique opportunity to impact students’ lives and serve the community in the Bay Area.

Register Today

 

Teach For America’s Approach

TFA recruits outstanding leaders from all backgrounds and career sectors to become TFA “corps members.” Corps members commit to teaching for two years, where they are full, salaried employees of local public schools and confront both the challenges and joys of expanding opportunities for kids. Many choose to continue teaching after their two-year TFA commitment ends.

Corps members develop into strong classroom leaders who go beyond traditional expectations to advance students’ academic and personal growth while helping to strengthen schools. They work in the districts and schools most impacted by educational inequity.

In partnership with universities like Loyola Marymount University, nonprofit organizations, and businesses around the Bay Area, corps members receive initial training, ongoing professional development, and access to an unparalleled resource and support network.

TFA has more than 3,000 corps members, reaching nearly 250,000 students in over 1,500 schools.

You'll be placed in your preferred region so long as there's space and you meet the local requirements. Read more below about our placement process.  

Corps Member Eligibility

To be considered for a position with TFA, you must have a bachelor’s degree with a minimum cumulative GPA of 2.50 and either have U.S. citizenship, national/legal resident status or be a DACA recipient or EAD holder. You are not required to have a background in education.

In addition to these eligibility requirements, we seek people who have a deep belief in the potential of every child, a strong record of achievement, and perseverance in the face of challenges, among other key values and experiences. Read more about the characteristics of strong corps members.

 

Redefine Your Career

Applications to teach in the Bay Area are open. Take our quiz to discover your dream career.

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Teaching in the Bay Area

As a corps member, you must complete steps to become highly qualified in the subject(s) you’ll teach and work toward full teaching certification during your two-year commitment. Learn more about earning your teaching license and getting hired at a school.

Salary

You’ll receive a salary and benefits from the school district, charter school, or pre-K center where you work. You’ll be paid the same as other beginning teachers working for the same employer. Salaries for new teachers in the Bay Area range between $62,000 and $69,000, depending on the subject and grade level you teach.

Benefits

As a full-time TFA teacher, you are entitled to medical benefits through your school or district. Plans and costs vary, depending on where you teach. Read more on salary, benefits, and cost of living in the Bay Area.

You may also be eligible for additional financial incentives exclusively available to TFA corps members. Learn more about financial aid, including transitional funding packages.

After Two Years

After your two-year commitment with TFA, you may choose to stay in the classroom for additional years of teaching. Some TFA alumni go on to work in school leadership, and many others go on to impact educational equity from another sector.

We are dedicated to ensuring you have the resources and support you need to lead and continue to work toward change with a dedicated TFA Bay Area alumni support staff. Learn more about life after the corps.

Our Placement Process

TFA places corps members in more than 40 regions throughout the U.S. During the application process, you can select up to three regions. Then, after interview week concludes, you'll have an opportunity to change your regional selections if you wish. Read more about our placement process.

Make an Impact in the Bay Area

he Bay Area is home to more than 7 million people and some of the most beautiful mountains, beaches, and bridges our country has to offer. Corps members teach in both traditional schools and charter schools throughout Redwood City, Richmond, Oakland, San Francisco, and San Jose.

As a Bay Area corps member, you’ll be part of a passionate and driven group of leaders fighting for students in these communities. This includes TFA alum Matthew Duffy (New York ’95), who serves as the superintendent of the West Contra Costa Unified School District, Demetrio González (Bay Area Corps ’13) United Teachers of Richmond (UTR) President, and dozens of principals and school administrators around the region.

Learn more about the neighborhoods Bay Area corps members serve and our partners in this work.

TFA Bay Area Leader Profiles

Watch our TFA Bay Area video series to learn about the corps members and alumni making progress in classrooms across the region.

Teaching Jobs in South Dakota

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Our Approach Corps Member Eligibility Teaching in South Dakota Placement Process Make an Impact in South Dakota

Searching for the right teaching position in South Dakota for the school year?

Teach For America (TFA) could be a great option for you. Whether you’ve taught for several years, made a career change into education, or just graduated from college, TFA is a unique opportunity to impact students’ lives and serve the community in South Dakota.

Register Today

 

Teach For America’s Approach

TFA recruits outstanding leaders from all backgrounds and career sectors to become TFA “corps members.” Corps members commit to teaching for two years, where they are full, salaried employees of local public schools and confront both the challenges and joys of expanding opportunities for kids. Many choose to continue teaching after their two-year TFA commitment ends.

Corps members develop into strong classroom leaders who go beyond traditional expectations to advance students’ academic and personal growth while helping to strengthen schools. They work in the districts and schools most impacted by educational inequity.

In partnership with local universities, nonprofit organizations, and businesses, corps members receive initial training, ongoing professional development, and access to an unparalleled resource and support network.

TFA has more than 3,000 corps members, reaching nearly 250,000 students in over 1,500 schools.

You'll be placed in your preferred region so long as there's space and you meet the local requirements. Read more below about our placement process.  

Corps Member Eligibility

To be considered for a position with TFA, you must have a bachelor’s degree with a minimum cumulative GPA of 2.50 and either have U.S. citizenship, national/legal resident status or be a DACA recipient or EAD holder. You are not required to have a background in education.

In addition to these eligibility requirements, we seek people who have a deep belief in the potential of every child, a strong record of achievement, and perseverance in the face of challenges, among other key values and experiences. Read more about the characteristics of strong corps members.

 

Redefine Your Career

Applications to teach in South Dakota are open. Take our quiz to discover your dream career.

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Teaching in South Dakota

As a corps member, you must complete steps to become highly qualified in the subject(s) you’ll teach and work toward full teaching certification during your two-year commitment. Learn more about earning your teaching license and getting hired at a school.

Salary

You’ll receive a salary and benefits from the school district, charter school, or pre-K center where you work. You’ll be paid the same as other beginning teachers working for the same employer. Salaries for new teachers in South Dakota range between $44,000 to $53,000, depending on the subject and grade level you teach.

Benefits

As a full-time TFA teacher, you are entitled to medical benefits through your school or district. Plans and costs vary, depending on where you teach. Read more on salary, benefits, and cost of living in South Dakota.

You may also be eligible for additional financial incentives exclusively available to TFA corps members. Learn more about financial aid, including transitional funding packages.

After Two Years

After your two-year commitment with TFA, you may choose to stay in the classroom for additional years of teaching. Some TFA alumni go on to work in school leadership, and many others go on to impact educational equity from another sector.

We are dedicated to ensuring you have the resources and support you need to lead and continue to work toward change with a dedicated TFA South Dakota alumni support staff. Learn more about life after the corps.

Our Placement Process

TFA places corps members in more than 40 regions throughout the U.S. During the application process, you can select up to three regions. Then, after interview week concludes, you'll have an opportunity to change your regional selections if you wish. Read more about our placement process.

Make an Impact in South Dakota

All corps members in South Dakota teach on the Pine Ridge, Rosebud, Lower Brule, or Standing Rock reservations, and nearly all students are Lakota. As a corps member in South Dakota, you’ll work shoulder-to-shoulder with community members to increase college readiness, cultural awareness, and identity-rooted pride for Native students. 

As a corps member, you’ll use your background and leadership skills to drive students to academic success and transform lives. Start your application to join the work today.

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These Teach For America alumni taught and led in South Dakota's Pine Ridge Native community, where they found family and deeper purpose while expanding their students' sense of possibility.

Teaching Jobs in South Carolina

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Our Approach Corps Member Eligibility Teaching in South Carolina Placement Process Make an Impact in South Carolina

Searching for the right teaching position in South Carolina for the school year?

Teach For America (TFA) could be a great option for you. Whether you’ve taught for several years, made a career change into education, or just graduated from college, TFA is a unique opportunity to impact students’ lives and serve the community in South Carolina.

Register Today

 

Teach For America’s Approach

TFA recruits outstanding leaders from all backgrounds and career sectors to become TFA “corps members.” Corps members commit to teaching for two years, where they are full, salaried employees of local public schools and confront both the challenges and joys of expanding opportunities for kids. Many choose to continue teaching after their two-year TFA commitment ends.

Corps members develop into strong classroom leaders who go beyond traditional expectations to advance students’ academic and personal growth while helping to strengthen schools. They work in the districts and schools most impacted by educational inequity.

In partnership with Francis Marion University, local nonprofit organizations, and businesses across the state of South Carolina, corps members receive initial training, ongoing professional development, and access to an unparalleled resource and support network.

TFA has more than 3,000 corps members, reaching nearly 250,000 students in over 1,500 schools.

You'll be placed in your preferred region so long as there's space and you meet the local requirements. Read more below about our placement process.  

Corps Member Eligibility

To be considered for a position with TFA, you must have a bachelor’s degree with a minimum cumulative GPA of 2.50 and either have U.S. citizenship, national/legal resident status or be a DACA recipient or EAD holder. You are not required to have a background in education.

In addition to these eligibility requirements, we seek people who have a deep belief in the potential of every child, a strong record of achievement, and perseverance in the face of challenges, among other key values and experiences. Read more about the characteristics of strong corps members.

 

Redefine Your Career

Applications to teach in South Carolina are open. Take our quiz to discover your dream career.

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Teaching in South Carolina

As a corps member, you must complete steps to become highly qualified in the subject(s) you’ll teach and work toward full teaching certification during your two-year commitment. Learn more about earning your teaching license and getting hired at a school.

Salary

You’ll receive a salary and benefits from the school district, charter school, or pre-K center where you work. You’ll be paid the same as other beginning teachers working for the same employer. Salaries for new teachers in South Carolina range between $43,000 and $46,000, depending on the subject and grade level you teach.

Benefits

As a full-time TFA teacher, you are entitled to medical benefits through your school or district. Plans and costs vary, depending on where you teach. Read more on salary, benefits, and cost of living in South Carolina.

You may also be eligible for additional financial incentives exclusively available to TFA corps members. Learn more about financial aid, including transitional funding packages.

After Two Years

After your two-year commitment with TFA, you may choose to stay in the classroom for additional years of teaching. Some TFA alumni go on to work in school leadership, and many others go on to impact educational equity from another sector.

We are dedicated to ensuring you have the resources and support you need to lead and continue to work toward change with a dedicated TFA South Carolina alumni support staff. Learn more about life after the corps.

Our Placement Process

TFA places corps members in more than 40 regions throughout the U.S. During the application process, you can select up to three regions. Then, after interview week concludes, you'll have an opportunity to change your regional selections if you wish. Read more about our placement process.

Make an Impact in South Carolina

The beautiful, warm, and welcoming state of South Carolina is filled with passion for its students and communities. At the same time, the state is in the midst of an education crisis. As of 2022, the state ranked 43rd in terms of education. The need for change in South Carolina is urgent. 

As a TFA teacher in South Carolina, you’ll work in a corps of classroom leaders fighting for students across the Low Country, Midlands, and Pee Dee regions. You’ll also work in partnership with its growing group of alumni, which includes school, policy, and nonprofit leaders affecting change every day. 

Join our state-wide effort to improve the present reality for students attending public schools in South Carolina by applying to Teach For America today.

Teaching Jobs in San Antonio

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Our Approach Corps Member Eligibility Teaching in San Antonio Placement Process Make an Impact in San Antonio

Searching for the right teaching position in San Antonio for the school year?

Teach For America (TFA) could be a great option for you. Whether you’ve taught for several years, made a career change into education, or just graduated from college, TFA is a unique opportunity to impact students’ lives and serve the community in San Antonio.

Register Today

 

Teach For America’s Approach

TFA recruits outstanding leaders from all backgrounds and career sectors to become TFA “corps members.” Corps members commit to teaching for two years, where they are full, salaried employees of local public schools and confront both the challenges and joys of expanding opportunities for kids. Many choose to continue teaching after their two-year TFA commitment ends.

Corps members develop into strong classroom leaders who go beyond traditional expectations to advance students’ academic and personal growth while helping to strengthen schools. They work in the districts and schools most impacted by educational inequity.

In partnership with the Teacher Orientation and Preparation Program (TOPP), local nonprofit organizations, and businesses around the state, corps members receive initial training, ongoing professional development, and access to an unparalleled resource and support network.

TFA has more than 3,000 corps members, reaching nearly 250,000 students in over 1,500 schools.

You'll be placed in your preferred region so long as there's space and you meet the local requirements. Read more below about our placement process.  

Corps Member Eligibility

To be considered for a position with TFA, you must have a bachelor’s degree with a minimum cumulative GPA of 2.50 and either have U.S. citizenship, national/legal resident status or be a DACA recipient or EAD holder. You are not required to have a background in education.

In addition to these eligibility requirements, we seek people who have a deep belief in the potential of every child, a strong record of achievement, and perseverance in the face of challenges, among other key values and experiences. Read more about the characteristics of strong corps members.

 

Redefine Your Career

Applications to teach in San Antonio are open. Take our quiz to discover your dream career.

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Teaching in San Antonio

As a corps member, you must complete steps to become highly qualified in the subject(s) you’ll teach and work toward full teaching certification during your two-year commitment. Learn more about earning your teaching license and getting hired at a school.

Salary

You’ll receive a salary and benefits from the school district, charter school, or pre-K center where you work. You’ll be paid the same as other beginning teachers working for the same employer. Salaries for new teachers in San Antonio range between $54,000 and $58,550, depending on the subject and grade level you teach.

Benefits

As a full-time TFA teacher, you are entitled to medical benefits through your school or district. Plans and costs vary, depending on where you teach. Read more on salary, benefits, and cost of living in San Antonio.

You may also be eligible for additional financial incentives exclusively available to TFA corps members. Learn more about financial aid, including transitional funding packages.

After Two Years

After your two-year commitment with TFA, you may choose to stay in the classroom for additional years of teaching. Some TFA alumni go on to work in school leadership, and many others go on to impact educational equity from another sector.

We are dedicated to ensuring you have the resources and support you need to lead and continue to work toward change with a dedicated TFA San Antonio alumni support staff. Learn more about life after the corps.

Our Placement Process

TFA places corps members in more than 40 regions throughout the U.S. During the application process, you can select up to three regions. Then, after interview week concludes, you'll have an opportunity to change your regional selections if you wish. Read more about our placement process.

Make an Impact in San Antonio

Since launching in 2010, Teach For America has developed into a strong and innovative community of leaders in this booming Texas city. San Antonio corps members and alumni are consistently recognized among the top-performing educators in San Antonio, and several alumni have evolved into school leadership roles.

Additionally, TFA has been a voice for change in the San Antonio area by reframing city discourse on the roots of educational inequity and lifting the messages of educational experts to decision-makers in the community. These efforts have shaped the San Antonio Independent School District (SAISD) Superintendent's turnaround efforts and shaped how the city allocates funds.

As a TFA teacher in San Antonio, you’ll work alongside other committed professionals advocating for students. Join our community-wide effort to improve the present reality for students attending public schools in San Antonio.

Teaching Jobs in Rio Grande Valley

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Searching for the right teaching position in Rio Grande Valley for the school year?

Teach For America (TFA) could be a great option for you. Whether you’ve taught for several years, made a career change into education, or just graduated from college, TFA is a unique opportunity to impact students’ lives and serve the community in the Rio Grande Valley.

Register Today

 

Teach For America’s Approach

TFA recruits outstanding leaders from all backgrounds and career sectors to become TFA “corps members.” Corps members commit to teaching for two years, where they are full, salaried employees of local public schools and confront both the challenges and joys of expanding opportunities for kids. Many choose to continue teaching after their two-year TFA commitment ends.

Corps members develop into strong classroom leaders who go beyond traditional expectations to advance students’ academic and personal growth while helping to strengthen schools. They work in the districts and schools most impacted by educational inequity.

In partnership with nonprofit organizations and businesses around Rio Grande Valley, corps members receive initial training, ongoing professional development, and access to an unparalleled resource and support network.

TFA has more than 3,000 corps members, reaching nearly 250,000 students in over 1,500 schools.

You'll be placed in your preferred region so long as there's space and you meet the local requirements. Read more below about our placement process.  

Corps Member Eligibility

To be considered for a position with TFA, you must have a bachelor’s degree with a minimum cumulative GPA of 2.50 and either have U.S. citizenship, national/legal resident status or be a DACA recipient or EAD holder. You are not required to have a background in education.

In addition to these eligibility requirements, we seek people who have a deep belief in the potential of every child, a strong record of achievement, and perseverance in the face of challenges, among other key values and experiences. Read more about the characteristics of strong corps members.

 

Redefine Your Career

Applications to teach in the Rio Grande Valley are open. Take our quiz to discover your dream career.

Take The Quiz

Teaching in the Rio Grande Valley

As a corps member, you must complete steps to become highly qualified in the subject(s) you’ll teach and work toward full teaching certification during your two-year commitment. Learn more about earning your teaching license and getting hired at a school.

Salary

You’ll receive a salary and benefits from the school district, charter school, or pre-K center where you work. You’ll be paid the same as other beginning teachers working for the same employer. Salaries for new teachers in the Rio Grande Valley range between $45,000 and $49,500, depending on the subject and grade level you teach.

Benefits

As a full-time TFA teacher, you are entitled to medical benefits through your school or district. Plans and costs vary, depending on where you teach. Read more on salary, benefits, and cost of living in the Rio Grande Valley.

You may also be eligible for additional financial incentives exclusively available to TFA corps members. Learn more about financial aid, including transitional funding packages.

After Two Years

After your two-year commitment with TFA, you may choose to stay in the classroom for additional years of teaching. Some TFA alumni go on to work in school leadership, and many others go on to impact educational equity from another sector.

We are dedicated to ensuring you have the resources and support you need to lead and continue to work toward change with a dedicated TFA Rio Grande Valley alumni support staff. Learn more about life after the corps.

Our Placement Process

TFA places corps members in more than 40 regions throughout the U.S. During the application process, you can select up to three regions. Then, after interview week concludes, you'll have an opportunity to change your regional selections if you wish. Read more about our placement process.

Make an Impact in the Rio Grande Valley

Since 1991, Teach For America Rio Grande Valley has worked to build a formidable network of leaders passionate about education. 

The Rio Grande Valley is vast—stretching across 43,000 square miles—so Teach For America prioritizes placing corps members together in groups. 

Corps members teach in the state’s three southernmost counties in eight districts and over 40 schools. TFA Rio Grande Valley places corps members in both traditional public schools and public school charter networks. As a corps member, you’ll use your background and leadership skills to drive students to academic success and transform lives.

Creating Opportunity in Rio Grande Valley

Watch how TFA corps members and alumni are leading change in classrooms across South Texas.

Teaching Jobs in Rhode Island

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Searching for the right teaching position in Rhode Island for the school year?

Teach For America (TFA) could be a great option for you. Whether you’ve taught for several years, made a career change into education, or just graduated from college, TFA is a unique opportunity to impact students’ lives and serve the community in Rhode Island.

Register Today

 

Teach For America’s Approach

TFA recruits outstanding leaders from all backgrounds and career sectors to become TFA “corps members.” Corps members commit to teaching for two years, where they are full, salaried employees of local public schools and confront both the challenges and joys of expanding opportunities for kids. Many choose to continue teaching after their two-year TFA commitment ends.

Corps members develop into strong classroom leaders who go beyond traditional expectations to advance students’ academic and personal growth while helping to strengthen schools. They work in the districts and schools most impacted by educational inequity.

In partnership with local universities like Rhode Island College, nonprofit organizations, and businesses around Rhode Island, corps members receive initial training, ongoing professional development, and access to an unparalleled resource and support network.

TFA has more than 3,000 corps members, reaching nearly 250,000 students in over 1,500 schools.

You'll be placed in your preferred region so long as there's space and you meet the local requirements. Read more below about our placement process.  

Corps Member Eligibility

To be considered for a position with TFA, you must have a bachelor’s degree with a minimum cumulative GPA of 2.50 and either have U.S. citizenship, national/legal resident status or be a DACA recipient or EAD holder. You are not required to have a background in education.

In addition to these eligibility requirements, we seek people who have a deep belief in the potential of every child, a strong record of achievement, and perseverance in the face of challenges, among other key values and experiences. Read more about the characteristics of strong corps members.

 

Redefine Your Career

Applications to teach in Rhode Island are open. Take our quiz to discover your dream career.

Take The Quiz

Teaching in Rhode Island

As a corps member, you must complete steps to become highly qualified in the subject(s) you’ll teach and work toward full teaching certification during your two-year commitment. Learn more about earning your teaching license and getting hired at a school.

Salary

You’ll receive a salary and benefits from the school district, charter school, or pre-K center where you work. You’ll be paid the same as other beginning teachers working for the same employer. Salaries for new teachers in Rhode Island range between $41,500 and $48,000, depending on the subject and grade level you teach.

Benefits

As a full-time TFA teacher, you are entitled to medical benefits through your school or district. Plans and costs vary, depending on where you teach. Read more on salary, benefits, and cost of living in Rhode Island.

You may also be eligible for additional financial incentives exclusively available to TFA corps members. Learn more about financial aid, including transitional funding packages.

After Two Years

After your two-year commitment with TFA, you may choose to stay in the classroom for additional years of teaching. Some TFA alumni go on to work in school leadership, and many others go on to impact educational equity from another sector.

We are dedicated to ensuring you have the resources and support you need to lead and continue to work toward change with a dedicated TFA Rhode Island alumni support staff. Learn more about life after the corps.

Our Placement Process

TFA places corps members in more than 40 regions throughout the U.S. During the application process, you can select up to three regions. Then, after interview week concludes, you'll have an opportunity to change your regional selections if you wish. Read more about our placement process.

Make an Impact in Rhode Island

Since 2010, Teach For America Rhode Island has recruited, trained, and supported nearly 250 educators focused on improving educational outcomes for students across the state. As a corps member, you’ll work in partnership with veteran teachers, community organizations, and local universities as part of a movement to end inequity in education. 

The majority of corps members teach in Providence, which places you just an hour’s drive from Boston and three hours from New York City. As a TFA Rhode Island teacher, you’ll use your background and leadership skills to drive students to academic success and transform lives. Learn more about the specific impact TFA corps members are having in Rhode Island.

Teaching Jobs in Phoenix

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Our Approach Corps Member Eligibility Teaching in Phoenix Placement Process Make an Impact in Phoenix

Searching for the right teaching position in Phoenix for the school year?

Teach For America (TFA) could be a great option for you. Whether you’ve taught for several years, made a career change into education, or just graduated from college, TFA is a unique opportunity to impact students’ lives and serve the community in Phoenix.

Register Today

 

Teach For America’s Approach

TFA recruits outstanding leaders from all backgrounds and career sectors to become TFA “corps members.” Corps members commit to teaching for two years, where they are full, salaried employees of local public schools and confront both the challenges and joys of expanding opportunities for kids. Many choose to continue teaching after their two-year TFA commitment ends.

Corps members develop into strong classroom leaders who go beyond traditional expectations to advance students’ academic and personal growth while helping to strengthen schools. They work in the districts and schools most impacted by educational inequity.

In partnership with local universities such as Mary Lou Fulton Teachers College at Arizona State University, nonprofit organizations, and businesses around Phoenix, corps members receive initial training, ongoing professional development, and access to an unparalleled resource and support network.

TFA has more than 3,000 corps members, reaching nearly 250,000 students in over 1,500 schools.

You'll be placed in your preferred region so long as there's space and you meet the local requirements. Read more below about our placement process.  

Corps Member Eligibility

To be considered for a position with TFA, you must have a bachelor’s degree with a minimum cumulative GPA of 2.50 and either have U.S. citizenship, national/legal resident status or be a DACA recipient or EAD holder. You are not required to have a background in education.

In addition to these eligibility requirements, we seek people who have a deep belief in the potential of every child, a strong record of achievement, and perseverance in the face of challenges, among other key values and experiences. Read more about the characteristics of strong corps members.

 

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Teaching in Phoenix

As a corps member, you must complete steps to become highly qualified in the subject(s) you’ll teach and work toward full teaching certification during your two-year commitment. Learn more about earning your teaching license and getting hired at a school.

Salary

You’ll receive a salary and benefits from the school district, charter school, or pre-K center where you work. You’ll be paid the same as other beginning teachers working for the same employer. Salaries for new teachers in Phoenix range between $37,000 and $52,000, depending on the subject and grade level you teach.

Benefits

As a full-time TFA teacher, you are entitled to medical benefits through your school or district. Plans and costs vary, depending on where you teach. Read more on salary, benefits, and cost of living in Phoenix.

You may also be eligible for additional financial incentives exclusively available to TFA corps members. Learn more about financial aid, including transitional funding packages.

After Two Years

After your two-year commitment with TFA, you may choose to stay in the classroom for additional years of teaching. Some TFA alumni go on to work in school leadership, and many others go on to impact educational equity from another sector.

We are dedicated to ensuring you have the resources and support you need to lead and continue to work toward change with a dedicated TFA Phoenix alumni support staff. Learn more about life after the corps.

Our Placement Process

TFA places corps members in more than 40 regions throughout the U.S. During the application process, you can select up to three regions. Then, after interview week concludes, you'll have an opportunity to change your regional selections if you wish. Read more about our placement process.

Make an Impact in Phoenix

Teach For America has been in Phoenix since the 1990s. We have 1,000 alumni in the area, 84 percent of whom work in roles impacting education or low-income communities. As a corps member, you’ll join a passionate community of leaders dedicated to improving educational opportunities for students in Phoenix and across Arizona.

Unlike many other cities with a unified school system, the Phoenix metro area includes more than 50 individual school districts and several dozen charter schools. Our school district and charter school partners are located in the rapidly growing communities of Glendale and Avondale on the western edge of Phoenix, central city neighborhoods, and Mesa in the East Valley.

As a Teach For America Phoenix teacher, you’ll work in these communities to meaningfully expand opportunities for students. You’ll use your background and leadership skills to drive students to academic success and transform lives. 

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Searching for the right teaching position in Greater Philadelphia for the school year?

Teach For America (TFA) could be a great option for you. Whether you’ve taught for several years, made a career change into education, or just graduated from college, TFA is a unique opportunity to impact students’ lives and serve the community in Greater Philadelphia.

Register Today

 

Teach For America’s Approach

TFA recruits outstanding leaders from all backgrounds and career sectors to become TFA “corps members.” Corps members commit to teaching for two years, where they are full, salaried employees of local public schools and confront both the challenges and joys of expanding opportunities for kids. Many choose to continue teaching after their two-year TFA commitment ends.

Corps members develop into strong classroom leaders who go beyond traditional expectations to advance students’ academic and personal growth while helping to strengthen schools. They work in the districts and schools most impacted by educational inequity.

In partnership with local universities such as the University of Pennsylvania Graduate School of Education and the Relay Graduate School of Education, nonprofit organizations, and businesses around Greater Philadelphia, corps members receive initial training, ongoing professional development, and access to an unparalleled resource and support network.

TFA has more than 3,000 corps members, reaching nearly 250,000 students in over 1,500 schools.

You'll be placed in your preferred region so long as there's space and you meet the local requirements. Read more below about our placement process.  

Corps Member Eligibility

To be considered for a position with TFA, you must have a bachelor’s degree with a minimum cumulative GPA of 2.50 and either have U.S. citizenship, national/legal resident status or be a DACA recipient or EAD holder. You are not required to have a background in education.

In addition to these eligibility requirements, we seek people who have a deep belief in the potential of every child, a strong record of achievement, and perseverance in the face of challenges, among other key values and experiences. Read more about the characteristics of strong corps members.

 

Redefine Your Career

Applications to teach in Greater Philadelphia are open. Take our quiz to discover your dream career.

Take The Quiz

Teaching in Greater Philadelphia

As a corps member, you must complete steps to become highly qualified in the subject(s) you’ll teach and work toward full teaching certification during your two-year commitment. Learn more about earning your teaching license and getting hired at a school.

Salary

You’ll receive a salary and benefits from the school district, charter school, or pre-K center where you work. You’ll be paid the same as other beginning teachers working for the same employer. Salaries for new teachers in Philadelphia range between $50,000 to $52,000, depending on the subject and grade level you teach.

Benefits

As a full-time TFA teacher, you are entitled to medical benefits through your school or district. Plans and costs vary, depending on where you teach. Read more on salary, benefits, and cost of living in Greater Philadelphia.

You may also be eligible for additional financial incentives exclusively available to TFA corps members. Learn more about financial aid, including transitional funding packages.

After Two Years

After your two-year commitment with TFA, you may choose to stay in the classroom for additional years of teaching. Some TFA alumni go on to work in school leadership, and many others go on to impact educational equity from another sector.

We are dedicated to ensuring you have the resources and support you need to lead and continue to work toward change with a dedicated TFA Greater Philadelphia alumni support staff. Learn more about life after the corps.

Our Placement Process

TFA places corps members in more than 40 regions throughout the U.S. During the application process, you can select up to three regions. Then, after interview week concludes, you'll have an opportunity to change your regional selections if you wish. Read more about our placement process.

Make an Impact in Greater Philadelphia

As a corps member, you’ll join this powerful network of changemakers. As part of TFA Greater Philadelphia, you’ll work to meaningfully expand opportunities for students, using your background and leadership skills to drive students to academic success and transform lives.

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Searching for the right teaching position in New York City for the school year?

Teach For America (TFA) could be a great option for you. Whether you’ve taught for several years, you’re making a career change into education, or just graduating from college, TFA is a unique opportunity to make an impact in students’ lives and serve communities in New York City and beyond.

Register Today

 

Teach For America’s Approach

TFA recruits outstanding leaders from all backgrounds and career sectors to become TFA “corps members.” Corps members commit to teaching for two years, where they are full, salaried employees of local public schools and confront both the challenges and joys of expanding opportunities for kids. Many choose to continue teaching after their two-year TFA commitment ends.

Corps members develop into strong classroom leaders who go beyond traditional expectations to advance students’ academic and personal growth while helping to strengthen schools. They work in the districts and schools most impacted by educational inequity.

In partnership with universities and New York City nonprofits and businesses, corps members receive initial training, ongoing professional development, and access to an unparalleled resource and support network.

TFA has more than 3,000 corps members, reaching nearly 250,000 students in over 1,500 schools.

You'll be placed in your preferred region so long as there's space and you meet the local requirements. Read more below about our placement process.  

Corps Member Eligibility

To be considered for a position with TFA, you must have a bachelor’s degree with a minimum cumulative GPA of 2.50 and either have U.S. citizenship, national/legal resident status or be a DACA recipient or EAD holder. You are not required to have a background in education.

In addition to these eligibility requirements, we seek people who have a deep belief in the potential of every child, a strong record of achievement, and perseverance in the face of challenges, among other key values and experiences. Read more about the characteristics of strong corps members.

 

Redefine Your Career

Applications to teach in New York are open. Take our quiz to discover your dream career.

Take The Quiz

Teaching in New York

As a corps member, you must complete steps to become highly qualified in the subject(s) you’ll teach and work toward full teaching certification during your two-year commitment. Learn more about earning your teaching license and getting hired at a school.

Salary

You’ll receive a salary and benefits from the school district, charter school, or pre-K center where you work. You’ll be paid the same as other beginning teachers working for the same employer. Salaries for new teachers in New York range between $46,000 to $70,000, depending on the subject and grade level you teach.

Benefits

As a full-time TFA teacher, you are entitled to medical benefits through your school or district. Plans and costs vary, depending on where you teach. Read more on salary, benefits, and cost of living in New York.

You may also be eligible for additional financial incentives exclusively available to TFA corps members. Learn more about financial aid, including transitional funding packages.

After Two Years

After your two-year commitment with TFA, you may choose to stay in the classroom for additional years of teaching. Some TFA alumni go on to work in school leadership, and many others go on to impact educational equity from another sector.

We are dedicated to ensuring you have the resources and support you need to lead and continue to work toward change with a dedicated TFA New York alumni support staff. Learn more about life after the corps.

Our Placement Process

TFA places corps members in more than 40 regions throughout the U.S. During the application process, you can select up to three regions. Then, after interview week concludes, you'll have an opportunity to change your regional selections if you wish. Read more about our placement process.

Make an Impact in New York

Since its founding in 1990, over 7,000 extraordinary leaders have joined Teach For America New York, bringing new creativity and talent into its classrooms and community.

We have created long-lasting relationships with educators, community organizations, and leaders to create lasting change in Manhattan, Brooklyn, and the Bronx. Corps members and alumni teachers taught more than 160,000 students in the 2018-19 school year, meeting critical needs by teaching in neighborhoods and subjects that struggle to attract talent.

As a TFA New York corps member, you’ll join a network of leaders who reflect the wide diversity of NYC and serve the city in countless ways, including hundreds who serve as school systems leaders, principals, assistant principals, deans, elected officials, and social innovators and entrepreneurs.
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