Work alongside a mentor teacher.

Earn a stipend during your first year.

Complete master's degree coursework.

Residencies often come with significant tuition discounts. In exchange, many residency programs ask for multi-year commitments to teach after you've graduated.

The residency model may be a good fit if:

You already have a degree in the subject you want to teach.
You don’t have much experience with students and want plenty of mentorship when you begin.

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Your teaching program should prepare you to teach students with diverse learning styles, backgrounds and social and emotional needs. Your coursework might cover things like specific student populations or Adverse Childhood Experiences and trauma.

Ask teaching programs about how they’ll prepare you to work with diverse students, including:

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