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Part-Time Remote Executive Function (EF) Instructor | Engaging Minds

Remote | Flexible Schedule

Part-Time | $36 per session (~5–15 hours/week based on scheduled sessions)

Location Requirement: This position is open to candidates who reside in one of the following states: Connecticut (CT), Illinois (IL), Massachusetts (MA), Maryland (MD), Michigan (MI), New Hampshire (NH), New York (NY), South Carolina (SC), or Virginia (VA).

Do you love working one-on-one with students? Are you passionate about helping them build the skills they need to succeed - not just in school, but in life? Join Engaging Minds, a growing executive function coaching and tutoring company, as a part-time Instructor!

About Us:

Since 2010, Engaging Minds has provided one-on-one support for students in grades 4 – College to help them strengthen executive function skills such as time management, organization, planning, and follow-through. We believe in teaching students how to learn, not just what to learn – and we equip them with strategies they can use across subjects to become more motivated, independent, and confident learners.

What You’ll Do:

As an Instructor at Engaging Minds, you'll work one-on-one with students in 55-minute virtual sessions, helping them develop essential executive function skills. You’ll receive robust training and ongoing coaching, and our team will match you with students based on grade level and learning style. After your initial onboarding, you'll manage your own schedule with flexible hours.

Key Responsibilities:

  • Deliver engaging, individualized coaching sessions that strengthen executive function skills
  • Follow Engaging Minds’ proven methodology and strategies
  • Submit session summaries via our internal system (EMChat™) within 24 hours
  • Collaborate with our scheduling team and Learning Specialists to ensure student success
  • Participate in professional development and ongoing learning opportunities

Why You’ll Love Working With Us

  • Flexible scheduling around your availability
  • Comprehensive training and continuous coaching support
  • No extensive prep or curriculum development required
  • A welcoming, team-based culture that values curiosity, reflection, and growth

You’re a Great Fit If You Have:

  • A bachelor’s degree (Master’s in education or a related field preferred or in progress)
  • 2+ years of experience in teaching, special education, counseling, speech-language pathology, or similar
  • Strong communication and relationship-building skills
  • A collaborative, coachable mindset with a passion for student development

Compensation:

  • $36 per student session – This includes a 55-minute session, completion of a post-session summary via EMChat™, and schedule management after training.
  • For work performed outside of direct student sessions (including company-wide training and manager one-on-ones), pay is $15.00/hour or the minimum wage in your state of residence, whichever is higher.

Ready to Apply?

Send a resume and thoughtful cover letter to jobs@engagingmindsonline.com with “Instructor” in the subject line. Be sure to include how you heard about the role!

Engaging Minds is an Equal Opportunity Employer and strongly encourages applications from diverse backgrounds. We celebrate differences and are committed to fostering an inclusive workplace that reflects the students and communities we serve.

Job Type: Part-time

Pay: $36.00 per hour

Application Question(s):

  • Do you currently reside in one of the following states: Connecticut (CT), Illinois (IL), Massachusetts (MA), Maryland (MD), Michigan (MI), New Hampshire (NH), New York (NY), South Carolina (SC), or Virginia (VA)?
  • Engaging Minds supports students in grades 4-College. What grade levels do you have experience supporting?
  • Are you able to commit to meeting with students weekly on a consistent schedule (typically between the hours of 3pm-8pm EST)?
  • Please describe your experience supporting students who struggle with executive functioning.

Work Location: Remote

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