The DC Teaching Fellow (DCTF) is a competitive initiative of the District of Columbia Public Schools that recruits, selects, and trains outstanding professionals and college graduates to become teachers in the schools that need them the most. Following an intensive, rigorous summer training institute, Fellows will enter the classroom in the fall while taking classes to obtain their teaching certificate and/or Master’s degree. Fellows receive a full teacher’s salary, benefits, subsidized tuition, and more. Applications are being accepted immediately. Due to the competitive nature of the program, interested candidates are encouraged to apply ASAP. All applications must be submitted on our website: www.DCTeachingFellows.org

Group homes, community living options, therapeutic services, vocational training, day programs and live planning for adults with autism.

Wonder why others score 700+ on their GMAT? Manhattan Review was founded in 1999 by Dr. Joern Meissner (Ph.D., Columbia Business School). Find out what our students say about us and experience our Exclusive Electronic Whiteboard (best in-class simulation for real GMAT test interface)! Join us for this special free workshop, presented jointly by Dr. Meissner and Dr. Riemersma. You will hear a comprehensive MBA Admissions overview and a detailed GMAT section-by-section introduction, followed by an extensive Q&A session and an illustrative teaching session.

When: Wed, July 16 • 7:00pm-8:30pm
Where: Manhattan Review WDC Teaching Center
What: Complimentary MBA Admissions & GMAT Training Workshop
RSVP: Register at www.manhattanreview.com/students/in-person/ (or call 212.997.1660 directly)

Interested in teaching English abroad as a second language? Mexico could be a great choice.

Project Uplifting Neighborhood Students mission is to educate the youth across our global comunity, who will one day be the future leaders of our global communities. Uplifting Neighborhood Students Foundation gives full scholarships to qualified youth interested in attending Colleges,Universities,and Trade Schools across our global comunity.With a simple philosophy,"If you Uplift a Neighborhood Student, that Neighborhood Student can Uplift our Global Community."