St. Bernard Teachers' College Singida: Details and Application Process

St. Bernard Teachers’ College is an institution that prepares college graduates and career changers to teach high-need subjects in Singida. Unlike traditional teacher licensure programs, Teach St. Bernard provides a path to becoming a teacher in the school district through their high-quality, no out-of-pocket cost program. The program is designed to help candidates make an impact while making an income.

The application process for St. Bernard Teachers’ College is simple and straightforward. Candidates can apply online by filling out the application form available on the college’s website. In addition to the application form, candidates will need to submit their academic transcripts, a resume, and a statement of purpose. The statement of purpose should include the candidate’s reasons for wanting to become a teacher and their goals for teaching in St. Bernard Parish. The college also requires candidates to take a written exam and participate in an interview to assess their skills and suitability for the program.

Certificate Courses

St. Bernard’s Teachers’ College offers a variety of certificate courses

BASIC TECHNICIAN CERTIFICATE IN PRIMARY EDUCATION Level 4
BASIC TECHNICIAN IN INFORMATION COMMUNICATION TECHNOLOGY Level 4
TECHNICIAN CERTIFICATE IN PRIMARY EDUCATION Level 5
TECHNICIAN CERTIFICATE IN INFORMATION COMMUNICATION TECHNOLOGY Level 5

Diploma Courses

St. Bernard Teachers’ College offers a range of diploma courses

ORDINARY DIPLOMA IN PRIMARY EDUCATION (PRE-SERVICE) Level 6
ORDINARY DIPLOMA IN INFORMATION COMMUNICATION TECHNOLOGY Level 6
ORDINARY DIPLOMA IN PRIMARY EDUCATION (IN SERVICE) Level 6

Application Process

St. Bernard Teachers’ College offers a comprehensive application process for prospective students. The process involves the submission of required documentation and meeting specific deadlines.

Application Timeline

The application process for St. Bernard Teachers’ College typically begins in the fall, one year prior to the date of entrance. Applications may be submitted at any time, but it is suggested to submit the application in the fall. Applications received by the first Friday in January will be given first priority consideration. Applications received after the admissions timeline will be considered on a rolling basis and will also be given priority consideration.

Required Documentation

The following documentation is required for the application process:

Completed application form
Official transcripts from all high schools and colleges attended
Two letters of recommendation
Personal statement
Application fee

The personal statement should be a one-page essay explaining the applicant’s interest in teaching and what they hope to achieve in their career. The letters of recommendation should be from individuals who can attest to the applicant’s academic and personal qualifications.

It is important to note that St. Bernard Teachers’ College has a selective admissions process, and meeting the minimum requirements does not guarantee admission. The admissions committee considers a variety of factors, including academic achievement, personal qualities, and potential for success in the teaching profession.

Contact Information

For any inquiries or further information about the Teach St. Bernard program, you can contact the St. Bernard Parish Public Schools at their website htt//www.stbernardtc.ac.tz. The website provides extensive information on the program, including the application process, eligibility criteria, and program requirements.

District: Singida District Council
Fixed Phone 0786013103
Phone: 0766926940 or 0786013103
Address: P. O. BOX 487 SINGIDA
Email Address: stbenardteacherscollege@yahoo.com
Web Address: htt//www.stbernardtc.ac.tz

If you have any questions regarding the application process or the program requirements, you can also attend the Teach St. Bernard information sessions held by the St. Bernard Parish Public Schools. These sessions provide an opportunity for prospective candidates to learn more about the program, ask questions, and meet with program coordinators. The sessions are typically held in the first week of July, and more information can be found at htt//www.stbernardtc.ac.tz

Prospective candidates are encouraged to contact the St. Bernard Parish Public Schools with any questions or concerns about the Teach St. Bernard program. The program coordinators are knowledgeable and confident in their ability to provide accurate and helpful information to prospective candidates.