Concorde Education seeks individuals to join its network of independent contractor instructors for current and future school-based enrichment programs. Instructors share relevant skills, professional experience, or subject expertise with elementary, middle, or high school students at schools and community partner locations. Teacher certification is not necessarily required; relevant experience in coaching, professional practice, tutoring, mentoring, youth development, or specialized instruction may qualify, depending on the program. Programs may cover technology and innovation, science and engineering, creative arts, academic development, games and critical thinking, health and recreation, practical and career skills, and other specialties. Each assignment has its own schedule, student population, goals, and requirements. Some programs provide curriculum, lesson plans, supplies, or instructional guidelines; others allow instructors to develop suitable activities using their own expertise and teaching approaches. Assignments are generally part-time and often involve approximately 1–4 instructional hours per week over 8–10 weeks. Schedules, duration, hours, and compensation vary by school program. The posting gives a typical rate of $50–$65 per instructional hour, while also listing a salary range of $50–$100 per hour. The rate for a specific assignment is communicated before acceptance. This is an opportunity to be considered for independent contractor engagements, not a guaranteed assignment or offer of employment. Selection and assignments depend on qualifications, subject expertise, geographic availability, schedule compatibility, partner-school requirements, and program demand. Engagements are subject to applicable screening and clearance requirements, school approval when required, and written confirmation of the specific assignment.
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Job Type
Part-time
Career Level
Entry Level
Education Level
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