EnCorps Teachers Program enables committed second career professionals to launch careers in education as credentialed math and science teachers in under-served middle and high schools.  If you are considering teaching, we provide you with opportunities to explore teaching careers, from observing and tutoring in the classroom to testing the waters as a guest teacher. If you decide to pursue teaching or tutoring, we’ll support you every step of the way.

The Application Process

• Attend an information session and find out if teaching is right for you.  Sign up here for an information session.

• Begin your application. 

• Submit your application by the posted deadline.

• Once your application has been submitted, EnCorps will review it and notify you if you have been selected to attend a Preliminary Assessment session. This is a chance for you to participate in a group and personal interview to determine if EnCorps will be a good fit for you.
  
• If selected, you will start as an EnCorps Pioneer on the path to becoming a teacher!
  

Step Two: 
Receive email indicating if you have been advanced to the next stage of the application process, the Preliminary Assessment Day.

Step Three:
Participate in a group Preliminary Assessment Day with an EnCorps Program Manager.

Step Four:
Receive email indicating if there is a fit with the EnCorps Teachers Program.

Step Five:
If accepted into the EnCorps program, secure your TB test and fingerprints immediately.

Step Six:
Begin Guest Teaching.

Step Seven:
Apply to an Intern Program at a Partner University or District. (Some school districts offer their own credentialing coursework that takes the place of University Intern coursework.)

Step Eight:
Interview with School Principals and secure an offer of employment (March-June).

Step Nine:
Once you have secured a teaching position and entrance to an Intern Program, complete all state requirements including fingerprinting clearance, TB clearance and the US Constitution requirement.