Oct 1, 2024, 13:58 PM
by
Caroline Brumfield
Do you know a paraeducator, emergency substitute or community member who is interested in becoming a special education teacher?
Washington Education Association (WEA) Apprenticeship Residency in Teaching is an innovative pathway to earn a teaching certificate with an endorsement in special education on the job while receiving a salary and benefits. Candidates must have obtained a bachelor’s degree or higher (prior to the program start date) and be available for residency (student teaching) in a partner district: Auburn, Federal Way, Issaquah, Mukilteo, Pasco, Peninsula, Sedro Woolley, Sumner-Bonney Lake or Walla Walla. Applications for 2025-2026 residents are open until October 9, 2024.
Do you know a paraeducator, emergency substitute or community member who is interested in becoming a special education teacher?
Washington Education Association (WEA) Apprenticeship Residency in Teaching is an innovative pathway to earn a teaching certificate with an endorsement in special education on the job while receiving a salary and benefits.
Candidates must have obtained a bachelor’s degree or higher (prior to the program start date) and be available for residency (student teaching) in a partner district: Auburn, Federal Way, Issaquah, Mukilteo, Pasco, Peninsula, Sedro Woolley, Sumner-Bonney Lake or Walla Walla.
Applications for 2025-2026 residents are open until October 9, 2024.
Learn more or to apply. Click here to access information for Potential School District Partners.
WEA believes in diverse, inclusive, and equitable school communities where all students, families, and educational stakeholders work collaboratively to uphold students’ rights and dignity and to dismantle unjust inequitable practices.
The program is designed to prepare educators who are a reflection of Washington’s diverse learners and communities, who are highly qualified and reflective, “classroom ready” educators that can prepare and deliver effective education programs and inclusionary educational opportunities for all students in the State of Washington.