Learn about the journey to becoming a teacher with teachwa.org

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December 23, 2020

LEARN ABOUT THE JOURNEY TO BECOMING A TEACHER WITH TEACHWA.ORG

There are many ways to become a teacher in Washington, and the pathway you choose will depend on your educational background, learning preferences, and professional experience.

"I would say my favorite part about being a teacher is that I feel like I'm a really good role model for kids. Here at my school, we have a really high Latino population. And so for me, it's really important for my students to be able to see themselves in roles as I have as a teacher."

Angelica Garcia, Mount Vernon teacher

Teachwa.org, a website to help future teachers navigate their journey into the classroom, is now available to help you better understand your options.Teachwa.org provides information on pathways into the profession, financial aid options, and an overview of the certification process. You can also learn what inspires Washington’s teachers and discover the many career benefits waiting for you.

Whether you’re a high school student, a college graduate, a certified teacher from out-of-state, returning to the classroom, or somewhere in between, there is a pathway for you.

Let teachwa.org help you get started on your journey.

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