Teach for Kent State University
High school teachers play a vital role in expanding access to College Credit Plus (CCP) opportunities for students.
Through Kent State University’s faculty credentialing process, qualified teachers can offer college-level coursework directly in their high school classrooms—bringing the college experience to students in a familiar environment.
High school teachers interested in teaching College Credit Plus (CCP) courses through Kent State University must complete the Application for Dual Enrollment Educators. Each academic department reviews and approves applicants within their discipline to ensure alignment with university standards and course expectations.
Application Process
To apply, teachers must submit the Application for Dual Enrollment Educators through Kent State’s online system and provide the following materials:
- Official undergraduate and graduate transcripts
- Current résumé or curriculum vitae (CV)
- Three letters of recommendation
Once submitted, applications are reviewed by the appropriate Kent State academic department. Additional information may be requested during the review process.
What is Required to Teach?
Kent State University is committed to helping high school students experience high-quality, college-level learning. To support that goal, College Credit Plus (CCP) instructors must meet credentialing standards set by the State of Ohio and the university. Final approval is determined by the appropriate academic department.
What Support is Provided?
Kent State University is committed to supporting high school teachers every step of the way—from the credentialing process through course delivery and beyond.
Once approved, CCP instructors become part of an academic partnership with their corresponding Kent State department. This collaboration helps ensure courses remain aligned with university expectations while giving instructors the tools and confidence to succeed in the classroom.
