Think Academy U.S
Think Academy U.S
51 – 200 Employees
Education
Think Academy U.S is an education provider focused on online mathematics instruction for learners from Pre-K through high school. Its programs combine foundational math development with problem-solving practice, spatial reasoning, and logical deduction, with preparation for advanced coursework and competitions such as AMC 8 and AMC 10. Alongside online learning, the institution operates campuses in Cupertino, Irvine, and Bellevue and uses online and in-person evaluations to tailor learning plans. Think Academy U.S is WASC accredited and incorporates gamified lessons and practical exploration into its teaching approach.

Part-Time ELA Content Teacher – Teaching Management Lead Track

Teach live Reading, Speaking, and Writing classes part time through Think Academy’s K–12 online learning platform. Manage virtual classrooms and monitor student progress.

Description

  • Deliver online ELA instruction in Reading and Speaking, and Reading and Writing.
  • Plan and teach structured lessons with Think Academy curriculum materials.
  • Engage and manage virtual classes of up to approximately 10 students.
  • Assess student work, provide prompt feedback, and record learning progress.
  • Communicate professionally with students and parents about goals and performance.
  • Attend teacher training, curriculum discussions, and ongoing professional development.

Requirements

  • Native-level English proficiency and excellent command of American English.
  • Experience teaching ELA in U.S. public, private, or charter schools is preferred, ideally with students in grades 1–4.
  • A bachelor’s degree in any field is required; Education, ELA, or English majors are preferred.
  • Strong knowledge of elementary reading instruction, literacy development, and writing support.
  • Comfort using online teaching tools and managing virtual classrooms.
  • A commitment to at least one complete semester is preferred.

Benefits

  • Performance-based student retention bonus tied to class retention.
  • Potential additional pay for lesson preparation, training, and teacher development.
  • Flexible scheduling for educators seeking part-time online work.
  • Typical workload of 20–30 hours per week.
  • Equal opportunity employment.