Thinking about becoming a teacher in Maryland? Already hired under a conditional license? Join us for an informative session designed to help current and aspiring educators understand the Maryland conditional teacher pathway to licensure and degree. We will explain what a conditional teacher is, who qualifies, and what next steps to transition to full licensure, as well as ways to finance your journey. During this webinar, you will learn: What it means to teach under a Maryland Conditional LicenseEligibility requirements and how to qualifyLicensure timelines and renewal requirementsCoursework and professional development expectationsHow to balance work, school, and lifeGoucher wraparound support and resources available to help you succeed Whether you are exploring a career in education, recently accepted a teaching position, or supporting someone entering the profession, this session will provide practical guidance and answer your questions. Who Should Attend? Aspiring teachersNewly hired conditional teachersCareer changers entering educationSchool leaders and HR professionalsAnyone interested in Maryland initial licensure Reserve your spot today to learn how to confidently take the next step toward a rewarding career in education. Dr. Kevin D. Roberts is a retired 34-year veteran of the Baltimore County Public Schools system (BCPS). He began his career with BCPS as a classroom teacher after earning a bachelor's degree in modern languages and linguistics from the University of Maryland Baltimore County. Early in his career, Dr. Roberts taught middle school Spanish and served as a teacher mentor. Dr. Roberts has a master’s degree in school administration and supervision from Coppin State University and a doctorate degree in educational leadership from the University of Phoenix. Over his 34 years with BCPS, Dr. Roberts’ knowledge and experience were applied to several school-based and central office positions: teacher, teacher mentor, assistant principal, principal, coordinator, and director. Dr. Roberts now brings his extensive knowledge of public education and school administration to higher education. Currently, Dr. Roberts is a student success advisor at Goucher College. As a member of the graduate education department, Dr. Roberts supports conditionally licensed teachers pursuing a master’s degree and an initial teaching license. He also supports veteran teachers pursuing an endorsement as a reading specialist or a school administrator.