Teachers of TomorrowReviews of teachersoftomorrow.org

I am extremely disappointed with Teachers of Tomorrow. The entire time there was a lack of support, but I was able to get things done and figured out on my own. Now I have completed all of my requirements to get my license and there have been many issues that take weeks to resolve and then they will reach out with a different issue and it will also take weeks to resolve. Currently I am dealing with the program missing my official college transcripts, which I have proof were received by the program in 2023, yet they must have lost them. This happened earlier this month and I have sent multiple emails with no responses and when I call I get a different answer every time, some saying they have the transcripts and some saying they don't. Now it has been almost a month and I just reordered my transcripts because they apparently weren't found, yet no one ever let me know despite me reaching out multiple times. I am beyond disappointed in the lack of communication and support from this program and would recommend others to pick any other program over this one. My coworker used a different program and the process was so much better.

Do not bother with this program! The lack of support is extremely frustrating. Advisors guide you in the wrong direction, and when you try to get clarification, no one responds. I have sent multiple emails to several different addresses and have received zero assistance. Maybe posting this review will finally get someone to reply. What’s especially upsetting is that I am expected to continue paying when delays happen, yet the program can delay my progress by failing to provide guidance or respond to my concerns. That is completely unacceptable and incredibly disappointing.

There is absolutely no organization to this program in states outside of Texas. They take your money, populate some one pagers (yes, that's your course "content") and send you on your way. They do not provide CERTIFIED mentors to guide or educate their students.

⭐☆☆☆☆ I enrolled in Texas Teachers of Tomorrow because I was excited to begin my journey toward becoming a teacher. Unfortunately, my experience was disappointing from the very beginning. Before I even enrolled, it took more than two weeks for my transcript to be located and processed. After enrolling, I repeatedly called with questions but was unable to reach anyone. I used the callback system several times, left my contact information, and was told my place in line would be held, yet I never received a callback. To this day, no one has contacted me to discuss my concerns or provide the assistance I was seeking. The biggest issue for me was the lack of communication and support. As someone entering a new profession, I expected to have access to guidance when I had questions. Instead, I felt like I was left to figure everything out on my own. Because I could not get the support I needed, I made the difficult decision to withdraw shortly after enrolling. I requested a refund and documented my concerns, but my request was denied. As a result, I lost more than $300 without ever receiving the level of support I expected. I understand that others may have had positive experiences, but based on my experience, I cannot recommend this program. If communication and student support are important to you, I would encourage you to carefully research all of your alternative certification options before enrolling.

I've had nothing but issues with teachers of tomorrow since I started. For instance, they weren't supposed to charge me unless I completed 9 hours of observation. I was told that I would receive a refund, but again, they changed their mind. I had to call my bank and have these charges reversed. Also, every time I asked to speak with a manager, messages were left for her to call me back, and it took nearly two months before I heard back. Nothing was ever resolved, and now I have a new issue. For the past two months, I've been working with Teachers of Tomorrow to write an extension letter for my Alternative Teaching Certificate. I completed the 9 hours of observation, and several of their reps told me it was approved and that I don't have to pay the past-due balance until I return to work. I called again last week to check on my extension letter and heard another excuse that they needed my employment information, which I had to go out of my way to get from my staffing agency. I provided this information last week, and I will receive my letter this week. I just heard another excuse: I had to pay the full balance to get my letter. I've now contacted AZDE, stating I cannot teach unless I renew my certification. I will now be unemployed because Teachers of Tomorrow did not fulfill my request.

You can call these folks and half of them DO NOT have an answer. The other half hangs up the phone in your face. A small percent like Mrs. Brandy will answer your questions with no problems. Dr. Latricia Kyle

This company is extremely disorganized. When i signed up, the company informed me they assist in finding jobs on the alternative certificate to work toward the requirements of the full certificate in AZ. Come to the time i meet the requirements for the alternative certificate, and they say i have to find employment fully on my own before they'll even give me the alternative certificate, while no school nor any connections ive found so far will accept the alternative certificate, much less the PROMISE of the alternative certificate. Complete and total waste of time and money Edit: per reply. If the requirements are determined by the schools, why isn't the program tailored to the schools' requirements? If no one will hire me without the full certificate, maybe the program should help me toward a full certificate first then. In addition, they keep telling me about these 'job fairs' and hiring events but to date i have not received one email regarding any events near me and i cant find anything of use on their site near me.

My husband is a veteran with a Bachelor in project management and since it’s a nationally accredited degree and not regional they said no. Yes it’s from ITT tech but I put in the work just as much as an Academic school person did. The short on teachers and someone especially a Veteran (disabled) wanting to teach and inspire and lead it’s a no.