Info Session: Teach For America

Interested in making an impact while building your leadership and professional skills? Join Teach For America for an information session open to college students of all class years. Learn about our mission, organizational culture, and the variety of part-time and full-time opportunities available, including teaching, tutoring, and staff roles.Attendees will have the opportunity to connect with recruiters, explore current job openings, gain insight into day-to-day life at Teach For America, and receive career guidance on resumes, interviewing, and navigating the application process. Whether you’re actively seeking a position or simply exploring future career paths, this session is a great opportunity to learn how you can grow your career while making a meaningful impact.************************************************************************************************* From Emory’s Career & Professional Development Team:  We’re excited to see you at the upcoming employer information session! This is a great opportunity to make a strong impression and learn more about various employers. To help you stand out positively, here are a few key expectations: Dress for Success: Wear business casual or professional attire. First impressions matter, so choose clothing that reflects your professionalism. Be Punctual: Arrive at least 10 minutes early to check in, find a seat, and settle in before the session begins. Timeliness shows respect for the employer’s time and sets a positive tone. Exude Professionalism: Be attentive and respectful throughout the session. Prepare a few questions in advance and engage when appropriate. Networking starts here, so be ready to introduce yourself with confidence! Honor Your Commitment: If you register for an event, we along with employers, who invest time and resources to connect with Emory students, expect you to attend. If an emergency arises, please cancel your registration as soon as possible. Be Camera-Ready (for Virtual Sessions): Plan to keep your camera on during virtual events unless otherwise instructed. Being visible demonstrates engagement, professionalism, and respect for the employer. Participate from a quiet, distraction-free environment whenever possible.