Teachers are considered the noblest, only second to the doctors, but this profession too was made a means of commercialization by the gluttonous affluent people. Teachers are supposed to lay the guiding path for kid’s bright future, but now it is all about filling seats In the school and take advantage of people financial constraints, by giving them false hope of helping their kids build a successful career and charging a skyrocketing tuition fee.

Are you a teacher sick and tired of having to drag yourself to a school that only believes in a conventional method of imparting knowledge?

Do you feel restricted by the traditional school methodology and can’t do anything to change it?

Why not break out of the routine and be a part of the school community that appreciates and promotes freedom of thoughts and ideas?

We are talking about the revolutionary charter schools that have reformed how kids are being taught to learn and grow in an interactive and healthy environment. With the prime objective to transform education and make the school system more diverse and inclusive, Jonathan Hage, founder, and CEO of Charter School started charter school to revolutionize how children across the nation lay the foundation of a promising career.

Wondering how teaching experience at charter school is different from other public/private schools?

Depending on the state and district in which you decide to work as a teacher for the charter school, there might be a slightly different environment, but all charter schools are structured with the same mindset: less unionization, smaller classes, more concentration on minority and kids coming from low-income families. This way, not you will help the marginalized get access to quality education.

Charter school have the feel of a startup where every contribution, the idea is appreciated and is provided with optimum resources to materialize. For the aspiring teachers who want to be a part of the school’s mission, a Charter School is the best place for you.

As mentioned above, charter schools have the comparatively smaller class population, which enables personalization in teaching. Teachers at traditional school will understand the value of having less student count since the population at the public school is overwhelming and the time constraint and the urgency to complete the syllabus does not allow for proper interaction with every student. The teacher to student ratio at charter school gives the teachers ample amount of time to interact with every student and clear all their doubts so that the whole class is on the same page before moving ahead with the syllabus.

Charter schools facilitate flexible curriculum. Unlike any typical school setting, at charter schools, you have the freedom to let your creativity flow into designing a curriculum customized per students needs. While in a traditional public school, you are bound by the board, in charter school teachers are provided with administrative support to personalize the curriculum they way you feel student will benefit from, the most.

So what are you waiting for?

If you have always wanted to be a teacher and are looking to join a school that you give you all the resources to materialize your ideas and make kid’s career dream come true, then you should be a charter school teacher.

Get in touch with Jon Hage’s team of revolutionary school system to know how you can be a part of this educational reforming school community.