Incentive ProgramsSPECIAL EDUCATION CERTIFICATION PROGRAMFor Elementary & Secondary Teachers in ExcessIf you are an elementary or secondary teacher in excess who is interested in teaching special education full-time this fall, you may be eligible to join the Special Education Certification program. The NYC Department of Education (NYCDOE) partners with a local institution of higher education to offer this subsidized, one-year certification program to current elementary and secondary teachers in excess. Eligible candidates will have the opportunity to teach special education while working towards earning an Initial certification in Students with Disabilities for Grades 1-6 or Students with Disabilities Generalist Grades 7-12. Please visit Special Education Certification Program for more details. Subsidized Bilingual Extension ProgramIf you are fluent in another language, but do not possess a Bilingual Extension to your teaching certificate(s) from the New York State Department of Education, you may be eligible to participate in the Subsidized Bilingual Extension Program. This program allows teachers to immediately begin teaching bilingual classes at a school while completing coursework at a partnering university. Pending successful completion of the program, all costs are subsidized by the New York City Department of Education. Please visit the Teacher Page for more information. Teachers of Tomorrow (TOT)In recognition of the demands of teaching in our highest-need schools, the New York City Department of Education offers financial incentives to teachers who take on challenging assignments. Teachers of Tomorrow is a state-funded grant intended to provide recruitment incentives (TOT1) and tuition reimbursement (TOT2) to teachers working in the City’s highest need schools. If you are currently teaching in a NYC district school, you may be eligible for a TOT award. TOT2 Tuition Reimbursement program available to incumbent teachers Lead Teacher ProgramThe Lead Teacher Program offers the strongest teachers the opportunity to take on a leadership role either within their school or in a new one. Lead Teachers spend 50% of their time in the classroom and the remaining 50% of their time providing professional development and support to teachers. The application for the 2013-2014 school year is now closed. To learn more about the program, visit the NYC Department of Education Teacher Page.
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