California Global Teacher Fellowship Application (2027)
The California Global Education Project is seeking TK-12 teachers interested in learning more about global education, teaching for global competence, and developing their leadership skills and capacity for building globally aware and globally competent education communities. CGEP will select approximately 10 educators to form a cohort to serve as 2027 Global Teacher Fellows. Selected Fellows will participate in monthly virtual meetings, book study, a local inquiry project, summer convening, and global education forum. Participants will receive a $1,500 stipend and reimbursement for authorized travel expenses. Applications are due Friday, December 4, 2026. All applicants will be notified by December 18. The fellowship begins in January and ends in December 2027. Applicants must be teachers (including CTE, TOSAs, and instructional coaches) in California. Please send any questions to Emily Schell at eschell@sandiego.edu.
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First Name
Last Name
School Name
District Name
Subject(s)/Grade Level(s)
E-mail Address
U.S. Mailing Address
How many years have you been teaching? What other professional experiences do you bring to your work in education?
Describe your vision for global education.
How does/will global education benefit your students? What do you hope to gain as a result of this professional learning experience?
What specific practices promote equity and excellence in your classroom/school? What challenges do you face?
Describe your leadership experiences, interests, and capacity.
How does this CGEP Fellowship align with your own goals for professional growth and learning?
What else do you want CGEP to know about you before selecting this year's CGEP NorCal Global Teacher Fellows?
Have you participated in any CGEP programs (workshops, conference sessions, institutes, etc.)? If so, please name program.  
What questions, comments, or ideas do you have? (e.g., Were you referred by a Fellow? Is there something unique about your teaching assignment? Are you teaching in a school with a global focus?)
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