Teacher FAQ

Teachers are required to be available to work from June 2 to July 26, 2024.

No. We encourage students from all majors to apply to the Berkeley Academy. As our current and previous teachers will tell you, the mentorship and training in leadership, communication, and team building that you receive at the Berkeley Academy will help prepare you for many different types of career paths.

Berkeley Academy teachers are at school from approximately 7:45 a.m. until 4:45 p.m. Most teachers also take work home in the evening and are also asked to stay late for all Berkeley Academy evening events.

(The times and dates of the Berkeley Academy are subject to change based on the transportation schedule and specific programming needs.)

Yes, all teachers will receive a generous stipend for their work in the summer.

Yes, a limited amount of housing is available. If you’re looking for housing, please be sure to indicate a need for housing on your application.

The Berkeley Academy curriculum was written by experienced Berkeley teachers in conjunction with Hillsborough County Public Schools. You will work with your Instructional Coach to learn how to present the material in a manner that feels comfortable to you and complements your personality.

All Berkeley Academy teachers will participate in a two-week orientation program prior to the scholars arriving. Teachers will also receive regular professional development throughout the program. Moreover, each teacher will be teamed with an Instructional Coach, who will help implement effective and engaging classroom lessons.

The mentorship and training that you will receive at the Berkeley Academy are unparalleled, rigorous, and highly rewarding. Not only will you leave the Berkeley Academy with highly transferable skills, but you will also join a team deeply committed to helping you further your career goals.

No. Teaching at the Berkeley Academy requires a full-time commitment.

We are seeking teachers who are currently in college, or have recently graduated. However, If you have volunteered with or worked in the Berkeley Academy in the past, you may be eligible to apply for a Berkeley Academy teaching position. We also have several volunteer positions that may be filled by Upper Division students.