St. Ann's Home & School: Providing residential treatment and special education for children with disabilities.
Bachelor's in Education (math or special education) and teaching experience with students with learning/social-emotional disabilities; knowledge of UDL, trauma-informed practices, MTSS, behavior intervention; strong communication and collaboration.
Mathnasium of Franklin: Math-only learning center providing supplemental education for K-12 students.
Provide after-school and weekend math instruction for grades 2-12 using the Mathnasium Method; pass math literacy test, background check, and provide work authorization.
Mathnasium of Reading: A learning-center network focusing on math education for children.
0+ YOETeach math to students, assess progress, adapt lessons; strong math skills to high school level, good interpersonal abilities, flexible part-time hours.
Mathnasium of Acton/Concord: Math tutoring centers offering after-school programs and math instruction.
Part-time math tutor position requiring strong math skills and excellent interpersonal abilities; after-school and weekend hours; math literacy test to be taken during hiring.
Quincy College: Public community college offering associate degrees and certificates.
On-campus instructor to teach Math courses; requires a master's degree in a relevant field and adherence to the college's mission and instructional standards.
Merrimack College: Private university providing undergraduate and graduate level education.
MS in Mathematics or related required; college teaching experience and use of learning management systems (Canvas) desirable; criminal background check required.
Mathnasium of Champlin Park: Provides supplemental math tutoring services for K-12 students.
Strong math aptitude and passion for STEM, excellent communication, ability to work with K-12 students, previous teaching/tutoring a plus, flexible availability afternoons/evenings and Saturday mornings.
Bunker Hill Community College: Public community college offering associate degrees and workforce training.
Master's degree in Mathematics/Applied Mathematics/Physics/Engineering (required) or Master's in Education with 18 graduate math credits; official transcripts; community college teaching preferred; technology proficiency; strong communication and commitment to inclusive teaching.