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CMS Teaching Residency

Are you ready to make a difference for Charlotte’s students, but don’t yet have a teaching license? The CMS Teaching Residency is an accelerated, affordable path to becoming a full-time CMS teacher. You’ll bring your talent, grit, and dedication to our community. We’ll help you master the skills you need to help students unlock their full potential. Here is a deeper look at CMS Teaching Residency providing additional background and a few words from some of our CMS Teaching Residency graduates. 
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CMS Teaching Residency is one option for alternative route licensure. Our program is specifically recruiting middle and high school math, middle and high school science, middle and high school English/Language Arts, elementary teachers, and EC General Curriculum teachers. 

If you are interested in any of the content areas: Secondary ELA, Secondary Math, Secondary Science, Elementary and ECGC the application is NOW OPEN!  You can use this link to apply today bit.ly/Cohort2022application

 Once you complete your application and upload your transcripts, you will hear from our licensure team within 2 weeks. From there they will provide you with information on your eligibility and provide a link to enroll in our program.  Next, we will send you your next steps to start training! 





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