Overview

The English Language Development program is designed to equip interns from various teacher education pathways (both undergraduate and graduate) with the necessary skills for obtaining the Michigan Department of Education ESL endorsement. This program entails an additional 20 credits that interns will complete alongside their primary teaching certification. For further details regarding the ELD curriculum and MDE endorsement, please refer to the relevant resources.

Preferred Qualifications

• Proven experience in teacher education or leading collaborative professional development initiatives within educational environments.
• Ability to exercise professional judgment, creatively meet the individual needs and aspirations of interns, and prioritize student learning while collaborating as part of an educational team.
• Knowledge of the University of Michigan's School of Education and its teacher education offerings.
• Proficiency in multiple languages.

Work Arrangements

Positions that qualify for hybrid or remote work arrangements are determined by the hiring department. Work agreements are subject to annual review and may change at any time for any reason during the employment period. For more information on work arrangements, please consult the relevant guidelines.