Some of the benefits of your two years of service as a teacher in PACT:

• The joy and satisfaction of making a significant contribution to the lives of young people in their schools as full-time educators.
• The support of the principal and mentor teachers in your school.
• The support and encouragement of the staff of PACT Office, Campus Ministry and faculty at Providence College.
• PACT teachers' schools are all within easy access of the PACT office. Ongoing support and assistance is always readily available.  
• The support of living in an intentional faith community with fellow PACT teachers who are committed to teaching, living as a community, and deepening their faith and spirituality.
• Low rent housing is provided by the program.
• Annual stipend of $14,500
• Health Insurance-medical and dental
• Possible eligibility for AmeriCorps education awards in some schools.
  

                                                                At the conclusion of the program, you have earned:

• A Providence College Master of Education degree.
• Eligibility for initial certification as a secondary teacher or, if already certified, eligibility for  certification in special education, literacy, school administration or school counseling.
• Two years teaching experience.
• Very high probability of employment as a teacher, especially in Catholic schools.
• PACT graduates have 100% employment rate as teachers; those not teaching have entered graduate school for medicine, law or doctoral study.