Joining the Teach For Australia movement brings you into a close community of like minded individuals who share the same ambitious goals as you do.

By the time you finish your initial six-week intensive you’ll have formed close bonds and friendships with your fellow Associates, some of which will last a lifetime.

You’ll likely be in a school and region with other Associates, getting together to plan, reflect and socialise.

You’ll be in regular contact with Teach For Australia, and build deep relationships with your Training and Leadership Advisor, University Clinical Specialist and in-school mentor.

Farther afield, you’ll find that you’re now part of a global network spanning 18 countries, called Teach For All. Like Teach For Australia, each of these affiliate organisations enlists their most promising future leaders to expand educational opportunity.

In the U.S, one in ten of all Ivy League graduates apply to the Teach For America program

Teach For America is the oldest with two decades of experience, over 7,000 teachers in the classroom and 28,000 alumni who continue to engage with the mission. One in ten of all Ivy League graduates apply to the Teach For America program.

Teach First, in the United Kingdom, is ranked 7th in the Times High Fliers Top 100 Graduate Recruiters. They currently have over 800 teachers in five regions and close to 1,000 Alumni who have completed the program, over 40 per cent of whom are already in school leadership roles.

Elsewhere, from Chile to China, Bulgaria to Brazil, India to Argentina, thousands of global Associates and Alumni are there to cheer you, challenge you and share the ambition.