Elevate your voice as a trusted educator by spreading the word and supporting other teachers in using ASSISTments in their classrooms.
The ideal ASSISTments Ambassador is a teacher who: is a regular ASSISTments user, truly believes in the learning platform, and is eager to be a part of ASSISTments’s growth. We work with each Ambassador to design the program that is right for them across three Ambassador Action pathways.
Showcase your teacher experience with ASSISTments or write about mission critical topics on our blog or in external publications.
Chat with other educators via social media and in video materials, and facilitate dialogue in the ASSISTments Facebook Community.
Lead or participate in in-person or virtual events, trainings, and specialized workshops, spotlighting success in your classroom.
Onboarding to the program, Ambassador Actions, and your Ambassador cohort.
Planning which Ambassador Actions will be part of your Ambassador Pathway with the ASSISTments Ambassador Program Lead, including your personal calendar for taking Action.
Engaging in your Ambassador Actions (2-5hr/month). You will receive ongoing feedback from leaders and other Ambassadors. You will also have opportunities to attend funded conferences as an Ambassador and provide input on new ASSISTments features.
ASSISTments Ambassadors participate in a year-long cohort, from June 2021 - June 2022.
1. Submit the application form, available here during application periods.
2. We review applications in June and December for cohorts beginning in the Fall and Spring semesters.
3. In the meantime, check out all the ways to Get Involved and the Certified Educator Program.
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