teaching certification

In August, we're holding free test preparation sessions in Missouri and Idaho to help current candidates prepare for their ABCTE exams. The sessions are also open to those considering enrolling in the ABCTE program who wish to learn more about the process. Below are details that went out this week in an email and links where you can register to attend.

We're having a one day sale today, Wednesday, July 28. You can save $200 off the cost of your ABCTE enrollment and the first 10 people to enroll using the special one day sale discount code will receive a new ABCTE resource, that would normally sell for $50, for free.

Yesterday, we announced a new financial aid program designed to help more people afford our program. Here's what went out in an email:

At ABCTE, we take a great deal of pride in the fact that our program is the most flexible and affordable teaching certification option in many of the states where it is accepted. And we're also always looking for ways to improve on that.

The next deadline to apply for the ABCTE Teach & Inspire Scholarship Program is this Friday, December 11. The program covers the cost of teaching certification for accepted candidates who agree to teach for three years in high-need schools and subjects in Florida, Mississippi and South Carolina. Participants are also eligible for a $1000 stipend once they've completed the certification program. Watch this video of Dave to learn more.

As you may know, yesterday was Cyber Monday and we ran a promotion at ABCTE, giving people $150 off our teaching certification program if they enrolled by midnight using the CYBERMONDAY discount code.

This was the second year we’ve run this promotion. In 2008, we came up with the idea very last minute, sending out an email and issuing a quick press release on our website. We saw 14 people take advantage of the 2008 Cyber Monday offer, which gave them $100 off our $850 teaching certification program.

We hear great stories all the time about why someone wants to become a teacher—and we can’t get enough of them.