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Start 2025 on the path to making a difference in Michigan classrooms! With our New Year New Career offer, you can receive $200 off your enrollment fee when you choose the $299 Pay in Full option—reducing your fee to just $99.
As a bonus, you’ll also get 1 year of FREE access to SimpleK12’s online professional development courses, helping you build the skills you need to succeed. This exclusive offer won’t last long, so don’t wait! Take the first step toward a fulfilling teaching career in Michigan today!
*Offer valid for first-time Teachers of Tomorrow enrollments between Dec 10, 2024, and Jan 31, 2025. Application is free, and the $200 promotional discount will be applied to the standard enrollment fee for your state’s program. Cannot be combined with other offers. 1-year free access to SimpleK12 online professional development courses will begin in February 2025. SimpleK12 will email you with instructions on redeeming your SimpleK12 access. If you have already started the application process, please log in to your Pre-Admission portal to complete your application and enroll by January 31, 2025, to redeem. If you have already been offered admission, please log in to your Intern Portal to complete your enrollment by January 31, 2025, to redeem. All rights reserved.
• Just $299 to enroll
• Pay no program fees until you're hired!
• Timing: 1-2 weeks estimated
• Access to online classroom coursework
• Timing: 4-6 weeks estimated
• 1:1 Coaching from former administrators
• Flexible online coursework
• Timing: 3 year estimated
• Yay! You're fully certified!
• Become a part of our 80,000+ strong alumni
Dr. Heath Morrison, a 30+ year educator and former National Superintendent of the Year, is leading our dedicated team in supporting teachers and their schools. Together, we are focused on the crucial mission of placing high-quality educators in classrooms nationwide.
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Teachers of Tomorrow is committed to developing the highest quality educators who positively impact their school and community. Founded in 2005, our company has grown to become the largest alternative certification program in the nation. We’re proud of the partnership we have with each of our candidates in helping them begin their teaching careers.
Choose Teachers of Tomorrow for your Michigan teachers certification for a quality online certification program that allows you to take courses at your own pace. Complete your certification as you please with the support of an online community and become an inspiration for the future. Apply now to get started!
At a minimum, it can three full academic years to complete an alternative teaching certificate in Michigan. However, with Michigan Teachers of Tomorrow, individuals can start teaching as soon as they are ready. Self-paced courses mean taking your teaching journey in a stride that best suits you. Learn more about our certification program and the benefits it has to offer!
In order to teach in Michigan, you must hold a teaching certificate. One of the ways to do this is through an online certification program like Teachers of Tomorrow. Michigan Teachers of Tomorrow allows you to start teaching as soon as you are ready and is made up of a self-paced curriculum meaning you can tailor it to your schedule. Start your journey to teaching in Michigan today!
In order to teach in Michigan, an individual is no longer required to take a course in first aid cardiopulmonary resuscitation. They are only required to pass the Michigan Test for Teacher Certification (MTTC) to become eligible for their interim teaching certificate. Michigan Teachers of Tomorrow is an online certification program, designed to help you become a qualified teacher. Help the national teacher shortage and apply to Michigan Teachers of Tomorrow.
*The information provided is sourced from the Educator Workforce Data Report. For further details, click here.
