Posts Tagged ‘ Idealist.org Public Service Graduate Education Resource ’
New fellowship program places business sector emigres in critical roles in nonprofits in the Washington, DC, area. Launched during the worst economic climate in generations, ProInspire eases the path of business professionals to find careers that are more meaningful to them — while helping nonprofits recruit people with the hard financial and other skills crucial for their long-term sustainability[ READ MORE ]
Volunteers teach college-level English in China’s interior for two years, including a summer of intense training. Livable monthly stipend, top-notch health benefits, Mandarin language education, network of other volunteers throughout the Southwest. Peace Corps’s China program is one of my alma maters, and is a recruitment priority right now for Peace Corps. So I am [ READ MORE ]
New teachers primarily work in Bronx and Brooklyn schools with high demand for faculty, covering subjects that are also desperately needed. Within two to three years, Fellows earn a subsidized Masters degree from university in the area. NYC Teaching Fellows — as with Teach For America, Inner-City Teaching Corps, Mississippi Teacher Corps, and other education corps we are looking at this week — is designed to bring new talent to schools. People who enter the program don't need to have had any formal background in education, but do need to have a 3.0 Grade Point Average in undergraduate course work[ READ MORE ]
New teachers serve for two years in Chicago’s Catholic and charter schools, live in supportive inter-faith communities, earn alternative teacher certification, and work towards their education degree. The Inner-City Teaching Corps of Chicago aims to transform education in under-served communities and to empower children in urban schools. The organization houses two programs that create and [ READ MORE ]
Young public service professionals in New York can experience the support of a cohort without joining a service corps The Wagner Graduate School of Public Service at NYU offers the Fellowship for Emerging Leaders in Public Service to non-students for the past several years that provides career and moral support, professional development, and camaraderie to [ READ MORE ]
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