Continued Teacher Training & INservice
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Continued teacher training and inservice is critical to staying current in best teaching practices and ideas. Training can take the form of inservice & training as well as in district, state and national seminars. Travel is an enriching experience all on its own. But with a grant or scholarship, educators not only get to explore an interesting place or topic; they get to bring that valuable experience back to their own classrooms. If you’ve ever wanted to travel to historic sites, interview experts, research alongside field professionals or even learn an artisanal craft, travel grants and fellowships can make your goals a reality.
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Teacher inservice & Training
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Travel seminars
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At the White House History Teacher Institute (WHHTI), you will discover the wider history of this iconic building and explore how you can use these stories to enhance your classroom.
This immersive teacher professional development is a five-day summer program in Washington, D.C. The Institute features discussions with historians, local site visits, inquiry-based learning activities, special speakers, exclusive access to resources, and networking with fellow educators from across the country. |
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Explore new voices and historical perspectives that are rapidly changing the way we understand and teach Indigenous and colonial history and its continued significance today. Join Plimoth Plantation and expert faculty from tribal communities, colleges, and universities across the country for a two-week NEH Summer Institute for Teachers
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The Driven 2 Teach program takes teachers out of the classroom and to the very places where history happened – they travel there so they can teach it here. Those experiences then elevate and enhance history for their students.
The goal of Driven 2 Teach is to make American history come alive in the classroom by taking Utah public school teachers to important historical sites. The hands-on seminars are designed to inform, inspire, and support excellent classroom teaching. |
Science & math
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Grosvenor Teacher Fellows are an integral part of the National Geographic community, working to further students’ understanding of the planet and empower them to generate solutions for a healthier and more sustainable future. They help ensure that the next generation is armed with geographic knowledge and global awareness.
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College & ED Grants
•Tip 1: Before you go ASK
Most colleges have specialized scholarships available for all kinds of circumstances and specialty areas. Make an appointment with the Finacial Aid office on campus and see what's available for you.
• Tip 2: Go to your local library and ASK.
Local organzations, Rotary Club, Lions Club, City of Orem etc... offer scholarships, this information is generally available at the local library... so ASK.
• Tip 3: Get off our high horse...
Harvard doesn't need you, and more than likely they're not going to pay for you to go. Check out your local community colleges and ASK what they have available for scholarships and grants.
• Tip 4: Steer away from for profit universities...
they often charge an arm and a leg. ASK & COMPARE before you enroll.
Most colleges have specialized scholarships available for all kinds of circumstances and specialty areas. Make an appointment with the Finacial Aid office on campus and see what's available for you.
• Tip 2: Go to your local library and ASK.
Local organzations, Rotary Club, Lions Club, City of Orem etc... offer scholarships, this information is generally available at the local library... so ASK.
• Tip 3: Get off our high horse...
Harvard doesn't need you, and more than likely they're not going to pay for you to go. Check out your local community colleges and ASK what they have available for scholarships and grants.
• Tip 4: Steer away from for profit universities...
they often charge an arm and a leg. ASK & COMPARE before you enroll.