Frequently asked questions related to DoDEA's Student Teaching Program.
The DoDEA Student Teaching Program is designed to provide domestic and overseas student teaching opportunities to students enrolled full-time in approved state teacher certification/licensure or counselor programs at regionally accredited U.S. colleges and universities. The student teaching experience with DoDEA, permits students to fulfill their student teaching requirements in an intercultural setting while they are developing essential professional skills.
There are two (2) Student Teaching Placement Sessions; Spring and Fall, which will correspond to the DODEA School Year.
NOTE: No summer school student teaching opportunities.
How to Apply: Students must apply for student teaching through their University Representative. The University Representative must submit the application packet to DoDEA HQ via e-mail to the following address: StudentTeaching@dodea.edu.
The application packet consists of the Student Teaching Application, Volunteer Agreement Form (DD 2793) and Basic Criminal History and Statement of Admission Form (DD 2981).
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Frequently asked questions related to DoDEA's Student Teaching Program.
In order for a student to participate in the DoDEA Student Teaching Program, we must have a valid agreement between DoDEA and the College/University. Agreements are valid for 5 years.