Southern Connecticut State University courses taught at partner school districts or high schools are identical to the courses taught at the SCSU campus. High school teachers delivering SCSU courses at their high school do so as SCSU EC Affiliate Instructors and must meet the qualifications and requirements set for Southern Connecticut State University affiliate instructors.
Southern offers many 100- and 200-level concurrent enrollment courses that can be offered to partner high school students by a qualified instructor. Partner high school teachers should contact their subject-matter Faculty Liaison to discuss curricular needs and to request a sample syllabus. If a high school teacher has determined there is a close curricular match between a SCSU course and their qualifications, they should apply.
NEW High school teachers will be approved for an academic year. Our application window for consideration spans from January 15--March 15th. If the application form is closed, please check back within the consideration window.
Applicants must have a master’s degree. The appropriate Southern Connecticut State University academic department will determine whether applicants meet the qualifications to teach SCSU course(s) as Early College affiliate instructors.
- A detailed cover letter describing relevant background and qualifications to teach specific SCSU course(s)
- A current curriculum vitae
- One letter of recommendation from your principal, department head, or a colleague (if you are the department head)
- Undergraduate and graduate transcripts (if approved, you will need to provide official transcripts)
- A proposed course syllabus for each course for which approval is being sought
If you have any questions about curricular alignment, please contact your disciplinary Faculty Liaison (also see "teacher inquiries" from our Contact page).