Teacher Education at St. Norbert College

Global Student Teaching 

Remember that amazing teacher? The one who challenged you while making learning fun and memorable? That teacher changed your life – maybe even inspired you to change lives yourself as an educator.When you study teacher education, you learn to form young minds and help students reach their potential. In other words, you will pursue a vocation that builds a better future for entire communities.

 Resources

1. Obtain a Passport - downloadable application forms 
2. Do I need a visa?
3. Do I need any immunizations?
4. Checking for currency exchange rates?
5. Explore obtaining an International ID Card (ISIC). 
6. Register with STEP -  the U.S. State Department (US citizens and nationals only), at / prior to traveling abroad.  
7. Packing Tips?
8. U.S. Government Travel Information?
9. Help for U.S. Citizen Victims of Crime?
10. Emergency Abroad?  Get Help!

Have a Rewarding Student Teaching Experience

The Teacher Education dept at St. Norbert College wishes you a safe trip abroad. May your creator bless you as you embark on your trip.
a. Stay positive at all times.
b. Expect challenging situations.
c. Be ready for changes and challenges.
d. Be ready to adapt to a new culture and climate.
e. Take the opportunity of every situation.
f. Pray, reflect, and meditate at all times.
g. Love the students.
i. Be ready to "de-structure" yourself in some situations.
k. What seems disorganized to you may be organized.
l. Email the director of the Global Student Teaching Program twice a week (no excuses)-Tuesdays and Thursdays.
m. Keep the address of your host family and supervisor in your hand luggage. You may need it for immigration purposes.
n. Be happy.

The Teacher Education Dept. is very proud of you all.
God Bless
Dr. Delano

 GHANA STUDENT TEACHER REUNION 

The student teachers that traveled to Ghana, West Africa, attended a reunion in honor of their host mother, Mrs. Agnes Batsa, who visited campus for the reunion get-together. The host mother, fondly called Auntie Agnes, cooked and presented an authentic Ghanaian meal for the Ghana alumni and their families.
Thank you, Auntie Agnes! Thank you,  our alumni. We are extremely proud of you!