Currituck County Schools: Provides K-12 public education and school district services.
Bachelor's degree in education or related field, valid North Carolina teaching license or eligibility, strong communication and lesson-planning skills, ability to differentiate instruction and use assessment to monitor progress.
Suffolk Public Schools: Operates public K-12 schools for the city of Suffolk.
0+ YOEEligible for a Virginia teaching license with appropriate endorsement; bachelor\u0002s degree preferred; able to develop lesson plans, instruct secondary students, evaluate progress, and participate in IEP/BIP meetings.
North Carolina Public Schools: Statewide system providing public K-12 education and student support.
Degree qualifying for NC teacher licensure; ability to plan instruction, manage classroom behavior, assess student performance, and use common classroom equipment.
Franklin City Public Schools: Providing public K-12 education in Franklin, Virginia.
0+ YOEBachelor's degree (preferred), current teaching certification, ability to deliver curriculum, assess student learning, communicate with stakeholders, and work with diverse student populations.
Elizabeth City-Pasquotank Public Schools: Operates public K-12 schools in Elizabeth City and Pasquotank County.
Degree qualifying for NC teacher licensure, classroom management, instructional planning, student assessment, and ability to coordinate teacher assistants; effective communication and record keeping.
Edgecombe County Public Schools: Provides public K-12 education in Edgecombe County, North Carolina.
Degree qualifying for NC teacher licensure, ability to plan and present instruction, manage student behavior, monitor and assess student performance, and interact effectively with students, parents, and staff.
University Instructors: Provides K-12 tutoring and instructional support staffing services.
Bachelor's degree required, willingness to complete foundations of teaching course, work toward Virginia provisional teaching license, strong communication skills, and ability to plan and manage instruction.
Hill Learning Center: Provides research-based education for students with learning differences.
Part-time tutor for K-12; prefer degrees/certifications in special education or related field; experience with students with learning differences; 8-10 hours per week.