Survive & thrive as a new teacher
Our annual networking event connects Teachers College students on the cusp of their teaching careers with current New Teacher Network (NTN@TC) members, and administrators from K-12 schools. Join us to explore the benefits of becoming a member of the New Teacher Network, receive practical advice on landing a job, and share your resume with local K-12 schools who are seeking teaching candidates.
An RSVP is free, but required in order to access this event. This event is for current Teachers College students and recent Teachers College alumni only.
An RSVP is free, but required in order to access this event. This event is for current Teachers College students and recent Teachers College alumni only.
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Building a foundation for the future The New Teacher Network at Teachers College (NTN@TC) is a community of practice for Teachers College's newest teacher graduates. NTN@TC membership is offered free of charge to Teachers College graduates in their first three years of teaching. Since its establishment in 2014, over 250 Teachers College graduates have connected to the network to participate in its custom blend of in-person and online collaboration, personalized support through customized professional development workshops, personalized coaching, and to be part of a dedicated NTN@TC online community. NTN@TC’s online community offers asynchronous, peer-to-peer dialogue about the issues most pressing to early-career teachers. We support network members by providing a discussion forum, a library of digital resources, and the ability to request immediate assistance from one of our coaches. Teachers are able to pose challenges to the community, share successes, and upload materials for feedback from their peers. In addition to the support they receive through our online community, NTN@TC members also have access to our workshops, courses, and conferences, many of which are tailored specifically for the experiences of new teachers. Members can attend these opportunities at a discounted rate, and receive customized support for the early phases of their careers. Learn more about NTN@TC by visiting here. |
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Membership benefits Over the course of a three-year membership, NTN@TC members can receive over $10,000 worth of professional development at no cost, including:
On-site and online coaching for members focuses on a variety of topics, including:
Learn more about membership by visiting here. |
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Frequently asked questions
Where will this event be held?This event will take place in person, on the Teachers College campus. An exact room number will be provided to those who RSVP, closer to the date of the event. What should I prepare?A copy of your resume! If you decide to complete a membership application for the New Teacher Network following this event, we'll share your resume with our entire network of partnerships. You'll receive more information about where to upload your resume on the day of the event. What types of school administrators will be a part of this event?Administrators in attendance will be from our network of K-12 partner schools in the New York City area. At this time, we cannot guarantee which schools will be participating, but you can view all the possibilities here. Even if a school isn't represented at this event, your resume can still reach them if you join the New Teacher Network as a member. Who else will I interact with?The New Teacher Network's Director, Courtney Brown; the Center for Professional Education of Teachers (CPET) Center Director, Dr. Roberta Lenger Kang; K-12 experts from CPET; current New Teacher Network members; and fellow TC graduates in the early phases of their teaching careers. I'm new to teaching, but not affiliated with Teachers College. Can I join?The New Teacher Network & this event are for current Teachers College students and recent Teachers College graduates only. If you're a new teacher looking for support, but not affiliated with Teachers College, reach out to us at cpet@tc.edu to learn more about what support we can offer you. Who can I contact with questions?Reach out to us at ntn@tc.edu, and we'll be happy to help! |
