Bilingual Nanny & Educator (Spanish)

Bolt Farm Treehouse•Whitwell, TN

2d•Onsite

About The Position

Seth and Tori Bolt are seeking a long-term bilingual nanny and educator for their family. The family has a three-year-old daughter, a newborn son, and plans to homeschool. The role will carry the children’s learning, Spanish immersion, and routines through the family’s planned move from Whitwell, Tennessee, to Nashville in late 2027 to early 2028. The position is intended as a commitment of five or more years, with the teaching share growing as more children reach school age while the hours remain the same. The educator will care for the daughter from lunch through bedtime and lead about 90 minutes of structured, screen-free learning each day using plans developed with the parents. The rest of the afternoon is learning-rich care, incorporating activities such as cooking, gardening, reading, building, outings, nature, and practical life. Household tasks are done alongside the children so they can participate and learn. The family uses household systems, routines, checklists, AI, and ClickUp; progress is logged in ClickUp, with voice notes accepted. The nanny cares for the baby during the day and works alongside the educator. Cleaning, adult dinners, lawn care, bills, and vendor administration are handled by others. The schedule is five days a week, 12:00–8:00 PM, with workdays to be confirmed as either Sunday–Thursday or Tuesday–Saturday. The role is currently live-out in Whitwell, Tennessee. A live-in option in a private in-law suite is planned for a future home. The position pays $70,000–$95,000 per year depending on experience, plus a yearly retention increase. It is full-time, W-2 employment.

Requirements

Fluent Spanish, including the ability to teach a lesson and hold a full conversation with a child in Spanish.
Experience teaching or guiding young children, such as Montessori, preschool, homeschool, private teaching, or similar experience.
Experience cooking simple, from-scratch whole-food meals.
Availability five days a week from 12:00 PM to 8:00 PM.
Willingness to relocate to Nashville with the family and commit to five or more years.

Nice To Haves

Teaching credentials or early-childhood certification.
A Montessori, homeschool, or behavioral psychology background.
Gardening, chicken-care, or nature-based learning experience.
Experience supporting a busy family with household systems and travel.

Responsibilities

Lead about 90 minutes per day of structured, screen-free learning using plans developed with the parents.
Make the rest of the afternoon learning-rich through outings, cooking, building, reading, nature, and practical-life activities.
Maintain daily Spanish immersion.
Provide care for the daughter through the afternoon, dinner, and bedtime, and care for older children as they grow.
Cook the children’s snacks and dinner from scratch using whole foods.
Fold laundry, run errands, tend the garden, and pack for trips, involving the children where possible.
Manage home inventory by counting and ordering pantry, household, and children’s supplies.
Log learning progress in ClickUp; voice notes are acceptable.
Partner closely with the family’s nanny and save focused administrative work for when the nanny has the children or after bedtime.
Support one or two family trips per year by packing, unpacking, and traveling with the family.
Maintain the children’s learning and routines through the family’s planned move to Nashville.