Substitute Teacher Jobs

About The Position

Requirements

• At least six months of experience working with children in any setting, such as a classroom, tutoring, or coaching.
• A bachelor’s degree or higher.
• A Minnesota Substitute Teaching License or educator license; applicants without a license may receive help applying.
• Confidence managing a classroom of students.
• Willingness to work at least two days per week and step in where needed.
• Pass state and federal background checks.
• Belief that every child has a unique and powerful gift to share.

Responsibilities

• Teach and support students in K–12 classroom assignments, including daily and long-term positions.
• Help maintain a positive, managed classroom environment.
• Step in for other school needs, which may include lunch and recess supervision, hallway monitoring, tutoring, and test proctoring.
• Serve as a positive role model and support students’ learning and development.

Benefits

• Earn up to $195 per day, with $178 for daily positions and $195 for long-term positions.
• Weekly paychecks.
• W-2 employment.
• Additional pay for selected shifts.
• Free professional development.
• Reimbursement of out-of-pocket licensing costs after starting to teach, for applicants who need to obtain a license.
• Reimbursement of background-check costs after 10 assignments.
• $50 referral bonus.
• Flexible scheduling, with teachers choosing assignments and working up to five days per week.
• Potential pathway to permanent roles at high-performing K–12 schools.