What you'll be doing:

• Complete 2 weeks of training in identity, relationships, instructional practices, and content-area pedagogy while building a loving community of colleagues, practicing teaching, and preparing to meet your students.
• Teach middle-school math, engineering, reading, or social studies; design and teach fitness, language, humanities, or STEM electives; co-lead fun events and community meetings during our 4- or 5-week GT STEAM Academy.
• Receive daily feedback and support from your Teacher Coach and a taxable scholarship to offset living costs.
• Join the GT Alumni Community and receive individual career counseling.

On average, our summer teaching fellows are:

• 75% people of color
• 60% Black and/or Latinx
• 75% local - they grew up or attend college in our communities
• 40% First Gen

If you are an undergraduate freshman, sophomore, or junior, you are eligible to apply for our six- or seven-week summer teaching fellowships hosted by partner schools in Boston, Denver, Holyoke, or Providence. We select fewer than 30% of applicants. However, that doesn't mean we're not looking for YOU. We prioritize candidates local to the communities we serve.

In Boston, we select only current college juniors who are interested in teaching after graduation with one of our Boston partners (Boston Collegiate, Brooke Charter Schools, Bridge Boston, KIPP MA, Match, UP Education Network).

Generation Teach co-creates inclusive summer communities where middle-school students, undergraduate and high-school students, and professional teachers learn, teach, lead, and grow.