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Substitute Teachers Needed - Dallas, Fort Worth & Euless, TX

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alpine education servicesCarrollton (TX)

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$90 -$120 per day

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About the role

Job Description: Job Description Teachers Now is hiring dependable and motivated Substitute Teachers to support local K-9 schools throughout the Dallas, Fort Worth, and Euless areas. We are currently looking for substitutes who are interested in both daily assignments and long-term opportunities. Whether you want the flexibility of picking up assignments as they fit your schedule or prefer a consistent long-term placement, we have opportunities available. Position Details Locations: Dallas, Fort Worth & Euless, TXAssignments: Daily & Long-Term
Schedule: Monday-Friday
Typical Hours: 7:30 AM-4:30 PM
Pay: $90 -$120 per day
What Teachers Now Offers Flexible daily assignments Opportunities for consistent long-term placements Paid substitute teacher training Fingerprinting reimbursement Hands-on K-12 classroom experience Support from the Teachers Now team
Requirements:
  • High School Diploma required
  • Experience working with children is preferred
  • Strong communication and classroom management skills
  • Reliable, professional, and adaptable
  • Comfortable working in different classroom environments
College students, retired educators, veterans, military members, childcare workers, and anyone with experience working with children are encouraged to apply! Ready to get started? Join Teachers Now and find an assignment that works for you!

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