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NEEDED: High School Content
Area Applicants!
Scholarships available
If you are
wanting to teach High School
Math 8-12, Science 8-12,
History 8-12, Social Studies
8-12, Chemistry 8-12, ELAR
8-12 (English) we are the
program for you. WE
provide Face-to-Face
instruction!
Call today
and ask about Highly
Qualified status…
Send in your application..
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How do you become certified in Texas?
We
can guide you through the process:
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Apply to
Quality ACT
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Pass the
content exam for your certification
area (we will provide
recommendations as to which test to
take and tutorials if needed for an
additional fee)
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Provide
information and training on how to
secure teaching positions
What is the deadline for applying?
Our
application process is ongoing.
Once an application packet is
received, the best and quickest
route to certification is then
determined.
To attend
Summer Institute 2010, you
will need to have passed your
content test,
have
your “Official” Acceptance Letter
into the Quality ACT program, as
well as 30 hours of observations
completed by June 15,
2010. You may attend Summer
Institute 2010 IF you
have the above referenced items
completed OR a JOB with a district
by June 15th, 2010 and
all of the above.
When and where are your classes held?
All classes are held in the
evenings and on Saturdays in
a centrally located area in
the metroplex and are
scheduled on an as-needed
basis. Specific dates and
times of the Pedagogy and
Professional
Responsibilities Summer
Institute will be posted on
the Quality ACT website.
Why choose Quality ACT?
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You are given individual,
face-to-face support through the
entire teacher preparation process
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Our Support Specialists are master
teachers that are CURRENT in the
field and know research-based
instruction
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The Summer Institute provides an
intensive four week workshop along
with online course work with the
Flexibility to keep your day job and
support your family
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We are a program built by educators,
staffed by educators, with ONE GOAL:
To prepare individuals to be
outstanding teachers for Texas
classrooms; won’t you join us?
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Teaching is a rewarding
profession.