Miss Teaching Virtually? Check Out This Opportunity To Keep Doing It

Virtual classes aren't for everyone, and classes during a pandemic (no matter the format) really are, Yes, really heavy. But in our community of teachers, we've found that some people really miss online classes. The fact is that for some people, virtual classes are a really good fit. A lot of teachers love the flexibility and, let's face it, the pajama bottoms. So when you are done with your inpatient situation, you must know about this opportunity with proximity learning.

What's in it for me?

  • Flexibility. You can work flexibly from home. Many proximity teachers work in multiple states in a given week.
  • Monetary Incentives. You could earn a $2,000 bonus by taking additional courses in a high-need area.
  • make a difference This is a great opportunity to be part of the larger work to ensure that students, wherever they live, have access to highly qualified, certified teachers and a full catalog of courses. You have the opportunity to be placed in classrooms that have never had a certified teacher before or have not had access to world language or advanced math and science courses. How cool is that?

Who is a good candidate?

  • Educators who are passionate about teaching but for whom the personal environment just isn't for them.
  • New retirees who want to keep a foot in the door.
  • Military spouses who have to move frequently.
  • New parents who miss classes but want to stay home.
  • Teachers who want to be at the cutting edge of education.

Teaching with proximity learning

You start your lessons just like any other teacher, greeting students, asking about their day, and engaging in one-on-one conversations as the class begins. The only difference is that the students are on your screen. They will give instructions (so it's not a pre-recorded video and message board situation). And you'll be trained from the start and have ongoing professional development opportunities.

What educators say about teaching with proximity

"My love is the classroom, not making rules, not writing standards, not disciplining students, not going to endless policy meetings... It's really about how to reach a student." —Jennifer Goodhue, ELA teacher

“Teaching is my passion. I enjoy sharing my knowledge of Chinese language and culture with people... I think teaching is a way to touch people's lives. I believe there is no greater joy than teaching.” – Hsin-Wei Grace Chang, Chinese teacher

Does that sound to your liking?

Learn more about career opportunities with proximity learning

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