I’m sorry that I teach hasn’t responded. But yes they are currently a alternative teaching certification.

Are there a lot of papers to write?

Sooooo is this false advertisement?

I think it means that you OBSERVE a classroom. I am sure they help set that up

I agree. They say to do that but they don't tell you when. It's not listed chronologically in any of the boxes. Did you find out?

The cost of the program is $4250 or less. Some states have a lower total price.

It's in the video

@@johnccisd5759 thank you

Nothing in life is free. They are providing career changers with the opportunity to become certified teachers. What is so wrong with that?

VERY difficult to get a job in a decent school with these Alternative Cert programs. I went through Iteach, couldn't find anything other than a DISD job, most districts won't touch you with these programs until you have 5 years experience. Buyer beware!

Brian Southwell it’s not like that in Houston or in my experience, it’s just people not wanting to hire you, which sucks because I know a lot of good people that are going through the same, just like you stated people want experience, but With that I teach Spanish which is hard to fill

@@luisvilla799 I'm in the Collin County area, north of Dallas. There is no teacher shortage in this area. I have 30 year's business experience, an MBA from a top tier school, was part of 4 successful startups. Passed Iteach, and passed the Cert exam. I sent resumes to every school distrct within 30 miles, crickets! I had one principal who called me back, he explained that no district in this area will hire an Alt Cert teacher, unless it's September and they are desperate to fill a spot. Enough of that, they don't want kids to learn anything useful, they only want them to pass a test...

Brian Southwell damn man sorry to hear that, but unfortunately it depends on what you want to teach, form my experience I guess I have been lucky, but Spanish is a high need area, have you tried teaching CTE program Business, I myself don’t have much experience as you and don’t have an MBA but have been offered business teacher position with my business degree try getting a science or math cert. or a sped ESL cert. I unfortunately know a lot of teachers that are in your position. I’m not familiar with that region your in but unfortunately you might want to bite the bullet in DISD for a year and get ASAP

@Justin W no dont need an education degree just a 4 yr degree and Dallas like Houston ISD will take anybody with a pulse just be for warned dont teach at those districts, alternative route would be the easiest method to obtain your certification but you won't learn shit my advise find the easiest method and cheapest ACP program to get your cert