Bronx paraprofessionals are invited to an online certification workshop. We'll learn all the certification requirements for paraprofessionals with our facilitator Christine O'Callaghan, a UFT education liaison for the Bronx. Registration is required.

Register for an informative meeting for paraprofessional representatives. Katherine Kurjakovic, UFT member representative, will facilitate a training on how school chapters can safeguard and support their immigrant students and families. You will leave with resources to bring back and share with your school communities.

Brooklyn District 75 and high school paraprofessionals are invited to register for an upcoming workshop about time and attendance. This session will provide important information about timekeeping procedures. 

At this virtual meeting for paraprofessionals working in the Bronx, participants will hear from Corrine J. Barros, coordinator for the UFT Bronx Health and Safety and Victim Support Program. She will discuss occupational hazards, safety protocols and how the UFT protects members' rights when incidents happen.

At this workshop, we’ll discuss retirement benefits for paraprofessionals.

UFT paraprofessionals are invited to register for the final session of a remote learning series from the UFT Teacher Center designed to explore meaningful strategies for literacy instruction. 

The UFT Teacher Center and the Asian American Education Project are teaming up for a training about the history of Asian American and Pacific Islander (AAPI) immigration to the United States. This 60-minute workshop will explore the challenges and motivations of AAPI immigrants throughout U.S. history. You may register for this workshop or session two on Tuesday, March 31.

The UFT Teacher Center and the Asian American Education Project are teaming up for a training about the history of Asian American and Pacific Islander (AAPI) immigration to the United States. This 60-minute workshop will explore the challenges and motivations of AAPI immigrants throughout U.S. history. You may register for this workshop or session one on Wednesday, March 25.

All new teachers and school-related professionals applying for New York State certification must take this state mandated workshop. 

All new teachers and school-related professionals applying for New York State certification must take this state mandated workshop. 

Integrating Asian Pacific Islander Desi American (APIDA) Women's Histories is a professional development workshop designed to help educators move beyond celebration and toward meaningful curricular integration. In this free, online UFT Teacher Center workshop, participants will explore the origins and purpose of Women’s History Month, examine the role of intersectionality in historical analysis and consider why centering APIDA women is essential for a full understanding of US history.