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.
Teachers of Tomorrow is committed to addressing the evolving landscape of education by providing aspiring educators with flexible and accessible pathways into the teaching profession. Our cost-effective programs offer on-demand training courses and continuous support from our expert advisors to meet educators wherever they are in their journey to licensure. Choosing Teachers of Tomorrow means opting for the best quality program in the nation, ensuring that educators are equipped to make a meaningful impact in the classroom.
The requirements to become a teacher in Ohio are to 1.) complete the Ohio Department of Education requirements to enroll in an approved Alternative Licensure Institute, 2.) complete an Alternative Licensure Institute, like the Teachers of Tomorrow Intensive Pedagogical Training Institute, 3.) complete the Ohio Department of Education requirements to obtain an Alternative Resident Educator License, 4.) complete a Professional Development Institute, like the Teachers of Tomorrow Intensive Pedagogical Training Institute, 5.) complete remaining Ohio Department of Education requirements to obtain a Professional Teaching License. Please view full details on the requiremetns to become an educator in Ohio on the Ohio Department of Education website.
We offer an Intensive Pedagogical Training Institute (IPTI) and a Professional Development Institute (PDI). Our IPTI provides individuals with the coursework requirements needed to qualify for an Alternative Resident Educator License. Our PDI provides individuals on the Alternative Resident Educator License a pathway to advance to their Professional Teaching License.
Yes, the Ohio Teachers of Tomorrow IPTI and PDI programs are approved by the Ohio Department of Education. You can view our approval on the Ohio Department of Education website, here.