Are you looking for a fulfilling career where you will make an impact on students and our future? If you are looking for a career that draws and expands on your communication, leadership, and collaborative abilities, consider teaching. As a teacher, you'll be stimulated intellectually, challenged professionally, and develop leadership skills that will take you wherever you want to go. There are many pathways to becoming a teacher and TEACH is here to help you navigate the landscape. You may even be able to start your teaching career and earn a salary while getting your teaching license. Core Responsibilities: Leadership: Lead entire classes in learning the fundamentals of math, world issues, writing and so much more. Or lead your fellow teachers in a development session. Teaching is leading. Creative problem-solving: How do you engage students in hard-to-understand concepts? How do you create "aha" moments with a group of kids? As a teacher, you'll use your creative problem-solving abilities to engage and produce rich discussions in your class. Communication skills: We all learn differently. As a teacher, you must sharpen your communication skills daily to ensure you're having an impact on your students' learning. Teamwork: Work with other teachers to develop lesson plans or develop new teaching methods that can be used across subjects and classrooms. Benefits: Professional Development: You can increase your knowledge and your pay through additional classes after you become a teacher. Many school districts offer tuition reimbursement and paid professional development leave for teachers. Health: As a North Carolina teacher, you'll most likely enroll in the North Carolina State Health Plan, which covers medical insurance costs for public school teachers and state employees. Retirement: In North Carolina, you'll receive retirement funds through the Teachers' and State Employees' Retirement System (TSERS). The longer you've worked in the school system, the more you'll receive in retirement. Vacation: Teachers get summer breaks as well as spring and winter breaks, national holidays, and paid personal and sick days during the school year. Job security: Teachers are in high demand across North Carolina, especially in high-need subject areas such as elementary education, exceptional children and STEM, and the number of teaching opportunities is projected to grow in the coming years. More than just a job: As a teacher, you will connect with kids who have so much potential to shape the future of our country. How to Apply: Visit to access free and personalized support as well as scholarship opportunities to pursue the teaching profession. Choosing the right profession is a big deal and TEACH is here to provide you with free, personalized resources to help you determine if teaching is a fit. If it's right for you, we'll help you earn your teaching credentials.