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Teach For Austria
Wien, ATImpact-drivenNon-Profit EnterpriseEducationSocial Impact
Impact2Sustainability Goals
Employees101 - 200
Founded2011
LocationWien
About Teach For Austria
Teach For Austria is an organization and network dedicated to educational fairness, striving to provide disadvantaged children with equitable opportunities for high-quality education. Through its two-year Social Leadership Program, it recruits and trains university graduates and career changers as "Fellows." These role models work in kindergartens, primary schools, and middle schools across Vienna, Lower Austria, and Upper Austria. Since 2012, Teach For Austria has impacted 53,000 children and deployed 523 Fellows, operating in 123 partner schools and 36 partner kindergartens. The organization is also a member of the global "Teach For All" network.
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Sustainability Goals
Quality Education
High-quality education for disadvantaged children
Teach For Austria recruits and trains 'Fellows' who act as role models in kindergartens and schools, enabling disadvantaged children to access high-quality education.
Equitable educational opportunities through targeted support
The organization transforms educational pathways through its Social Leadership Program, aiming to improve the quality of teaching for 53,000 children across Austria.
Reduced Inequalities
Educational equity to reduce social inequalities
Teach For Austria actively works to dismantle social inequalities in education by specifically supporting disadvantaged students and improving their educational opportunities.
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Q1What is Teach For Austria's mission?
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Teach For Austria is committed to educational fairness, striving to provide disadvantaged children with equitable opportunities for high-quality education. The organization transforms educational pathways through its Social Leadership Program and contributes primarily to SDG 4 (Quality Education) and secondarily to SDG 10 (Reduced Inequalities).
Q2What does Teach For Austria's Social Leadership Program entail?
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The two-year Social Leadership Program recruits and trains university graduates and career changers as "Fellows." These Fellows serve as role models, working in kindergartens, primary schools, and middle schools to foster children's potential and improve educational opportunities.
Q3Where does Teach For Austria operate?
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Teach For Austria operates in Vienna, Lower Austria, and Upper Austria. The organization collaborates with 123 partner schools and 36 partner kindergartens to fulfill its mission of educational fairness.
Q4What impact has Teach For Austria achieved so far?
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Since its establishment in 2012, Teach For Austria has positively impacted 53,000 children and engaged 523 Fellows. The organization is also a member of the global "Teach For All" network, enhancing its reach and impact.
Q5How can interested individuals apply to Teach For Austria?
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Interested individuals can find information about current job openings and apply through Teach For Austria's official careers page. The organization also provides details on the application process for its Social Leadership Program.
Q6When was Teach For Austria founded?
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Teach For Austria was established in 2012. Since then, the organization has been committed to educational fairness and transforming educational pathways in Austria.
