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Teach in the United States with Participate Learning

Una oportunidad única para docentes colombianos

Are you a teacher in Colombia looking for career advancement, financial stability, and international recognition?

 

Join hundreds of Colombian educators who have transformed their lives and classrooms by teaching in the United States through the Participate Learning Ambassador Teacher Program.

Participate Learning has welcomed over 1,300 teachers from Colombia to the U.S. You could be next!

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Why Teach in the U.S. with Participate Learning?

  • Cultural exchange in action – Share the richness of Colombian culture with your students while discovering U.S. traditions and perspectives firsthand.
  • Professional growth – Gain international experience, pursue advanced studies, and return to Colombia with a world of new ideas.
  • Financial stability – Earn a competitive salary that supports you and your family while you live abroad.
  • A proven path for Colombian teachers – For decades, hundreds of teachers from Colombia have transformed their lives and careers through teaching in U.S. classrooms.
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Meet Andrea – Ambassador Teacher from Colombia

Hear from Andrea about how she turned her dream of living and teaching in the U.S. into reality with Participate Learning.

What Teachers Say

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Since I started my exchange program three years ago, I couldn’t imagine how amazing this journey was going to be. Every year has taught me more and more, and made me want to absorb the local culture and share my culture.”

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Valentina F.
Colombia

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Being a Participate Learning ambassador has given me the platform to share my experiences, inspire others, and continue learning from fellow educators.”

Smiling teacher from Colombia
Zeila R.
Colombia

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Every day I take pride in helping students develop bilingualism, cultural empathy, and the ability to navigate a diverse world—essential skills for global citizenship and leadership.”

Smiling male teacher from Colombia
Andrés R.
Colombia
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Media Spotlight in Colombia

Imagine joining a group of Colombian teachers already making a difference. Their inspiring stories of transforming U.S. classrooms were featured and celebrated in El Norte Hoy.

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Hear from Teachers Around the World

Teachers from around the globe have joined Participate Learning to share their culture, grow as professionals, and make an impact in U.S. classrooms.

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Start Your Journey

Many teachers from Colombia are thriving in the U.S. right now. Are you ready to do the same and:

  • Advance your teaching career internationally?
  • Provide your family with new opportunities?
  • Represent Colombia in classrooms across the United States while sharing your culture and traditions?
  • Experience U.S. culture firsthand?
  • Advance your teaching career internationally?

 

Apply Today

Teaching abroad isn’t just about a new job in a new country; it’s a life-changing experience of cultural exchange, growth, and impact.