Deadline April 30, 2023
The Fulbright Teaching Excellence and Achievement Program brings international teachers to the United States for a six-week program to take academic seminars for professional development at a host university and to observe and share their expertise with teachers and students at the host university and at local secondary schools.
Eligibility and Selection Criteria
- Current secondary-level, full-time teachers of English, English as a Foreign Language (EFL), math, science, or social studies (civics, history, geography, global studies, etc.), including special education teachers in those subjects at institutions serving primarily a local population.
- Bachelor’s degree or equivalent
- Minimum three years of full-time teaching experience by the start of the program. Pre-service practicum years are not included in the three-years minimum
- Demonstrated oral and written English language proficiency
- Citizen and resident in Sudan.
- Other requirements as indicated in the application
An independent review committee will be convened to select participants for the program through merit-based competition.
What is the profile of the ideal Fulbright TEA candidate?
Successful Fulbright TEA candidates are current, full-time secondary school teachers of English, English as a Foreign Language (EFL), math, science, or special education at institutions serving primarily a local population.
Candidates should be planning to continue working in secondary education for at least three years after the conclusion of the program.
Candidates should be educators who demonstrate strong leadership potential and the ability to function well in an intensive and collaborative learning environment with teachers from around the world.
Candidates should be able to live and work closely with people from a variety of backgrounds and interact in a culturally sensitive way with students (minors) and colleagues in U.S. secondary schools.
Program Components
Teachers who are selected to participate in the Fulbright TEA Program will:
- Participate in advanced undergraduate or graduate level classes at a U.S. host university.
- Observe classes, co-teach, and share their expertise with U.S. colleagues in U.S. secondary schools.
- Participate in an online professional learning community with other participants to share best practices and other elements of host and home country educational systems; and take part in other education and cultural activities while on program in the United States.
Upon returning home, teachers are expected to share the knowledge and experience gained on the program with teachers and students in their home schools and within their communities.
The most competitive applicants will have shown evidence of leadership in their schools, localities or states.
How Apply
Applications Mode:
Please fill the below application form and submit to the below Email address:
