Already Admitted

Congratulations on receiving your program admission offer to North Carolina Teachers of Tomorrow! You’re now on the path to becoming a teacher and making a real difference in the lives of your future students. If you are ready to #GetHired as a teacher, we’ll walk you through your next steps!

You have almost finalized the admission process! Once you have received your North Carolina Teachers of Tomorrow program admission offer via email, you need to formally accept it to officially begin your teaching journey. To do this, simply locate the email in your inbox and follow the link provided.

To finalize your admission process, the last step is to submit your one-time, low enrollment fee of $95. This is the fee you’ll pay that grants you access to your coursework and training. From there, you will pay your monthly access fee of $95 that give you continual access to your training and coursework.

*Please keep in mind that other fees outside of North Carolina Teachers will be required to obtain your license. 

Submitting your enrollment fee grants you access to everything you need to become eligible to teach. Once enrolled, you will gain immediate access to over 270 hours of online coursework, hosted on Canvas. Your online coursework, also known as your Classroom Readiness Training, is created by leading educators and is continually updated to ensure you receive the best possible teacher training. This is your program, so discover what works best for you.

North Carolina Teachers is committed to setting you up for success in the classroom. Along with your Classroom Readiness Training, you will need to complete the following requirements to become eligible to teach:

• Pass Content Exams*. The North Carolina State Board of Education (NCSBE) requires all teacher candidates to pass two types of subject-specific licensure exams: Praxis II Testing and Pearson Testing. You must take the exam for the area in which you are seeking licensure, but you are welcome to take additional exams. We offer various study resources to help you prepare. NOTE: If you have 24+ hours of college credit in your desired licensure area, you may qualify to delay testing. Please speak with an advisor to confirm whether this may be applicable to you. 
• Complete 30 Hours of Field-Based Experience (FBE)*. FBE hours are also known as classroom observation hours. Completing 30 FBE hours provides you the opportunity to experience authentic, real-world training. Your reflective observation hours will be carried out in a K-12 environment.

You are now ready to start looking for teaching positions and #GetHired. We recommend beginning your job search, as soon as you have enrolled and received your Form RL. We’ve compiled a list of job search resources to help.

Once you have received a job offer, let us know! In conjunction with your new school, we will submit a request through the NC Department of Instruction (NCDPI) to issue your Residency License. You will need to complete your NCDPI Residency License application, which will cost $100.