K12 Transcripted Credit Teachers How-To Information and Resources
Teaching Transcripted Credit
Transcribed credit instructors teach college-level courses using NWTC curriculum at their high school. This helps high school students jumpstart their college careers and save money on their future degrees!
If you're a high school teacher who teaches (or will be teaching) Transcripted Credit at your school, this information is for you. You'll find teacher requirements, application steps, training resources and more.
Steps to teach transcribed credit
1: Submit your application
If you're interested in teaching transcripted credit classes, please email the following documents to earlycollege@nwtc.edu.
- Qualification Application (note: new application coming soon!)
- Copy of DPI License(s)
- Experienced Licensure Documentation (resume with articulated experience noted)
- Copy of transcripts (can be official or unofficial but must show degree obtained)
2: Meet annually with NWTC Faculty
High School Instructors are required to meet annually with NWTC Faculty to ensure curriculum and course content standards are met. Below is a list of options that NWTC provides.
- 2026 K12 Spring Summit Upcoming Dates - more info to come! (attendance required)
- April - College of Business, Communication & Social Sciences
- April - College of Science, Technology, Engineering & Math
- April - College of Nursing & Allied Health
- April - Public Safety
- April - College of Advanced Manufacturing & Skilled Trades
- Train the Trainer course(s) - required for some courses
- Separate meeting with NWTC Faculty Curriculum Mentor. Additionally, there are other resources and lab criteria that are required for Transcripted Credit. Please review the Transcripted Credit Policy & Procedures within the Dual Credit Resource Guide for more information.
If you run into any difficulties with this process, please email earlycollege@nwtc.edu or call 920-498-5571 for assistance.
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