Assistant Center Director - Full Time Leadership Role
mathnasiumGoodyear (AZ)
Assistant Center Director - Full Time Leadership Role
Posted 2 days ago
mathnasiumGoodyear (AZ)
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SENIORITY
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About the role
Responsive recruiter Replies within 24 hours Benefits: Health insurance Opportunity for advancement Paid time off Training & development Vision insurance 401(k)401(k) matching Dental insurance Employee discounts Assistant Center Director - Lead & Grow in Math Education (Full-Time!)No management exp? We train you to lead and advance fast At Mathnasium, the #1 math tutoring center (1,000+ locations), empower K-12 students to excel with personalized lessons and test prep. As Assistant Director, partner with our Center Director to build a high-energy team, drive student success, and hit center goals. Why Lead Here? Impact lives Oversee math tutoring that boosts confidence and skills Grow your career Paid leadership training + clear path to full Center Director Supportive vibe Full tools/resources provided; 30-35 hrs/week, 5 days Dynamic role Manage curriculum, parents, and team performance What You'll DoCraft custom math plans, reassess students, and update parents (email/text) Handle inquiries and step in for seamless ops during Director absences Monitor floor quality, train tutors, and analyze reports for improvements What You NeedMath skills through Algebra I (Geometry+ a plus) Full-time availability (M-Th, F/Sa flexible within 30-35 hrs) Passion for kids/teams; customer-focused leader Pass background check No exp? Our training covers it all!
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