Each summer, a new class of Participate Learning Ambassador Teachers travels from all corners of the world to begin their journey living and working in the United States. Our Ambassador Teachers take part in meaningful exchange in U.S. classrooms, providing authentic learning opportunities for the students they teach. They are experienced, passionate educators who want to share their heritage and culture with their school community. This year, Participate Learning is welcoming 650 teachers from 32 different countries. Check out the graphic below to learn more about these amazing educators!
Note: numbers are subject to change.
Participate Learning is thrilled to welcome the newest Ambassador Teachers to the United States this summer! If you are an educator interested in our program, you can learn about the application process and requirements here.
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