CTE Teacher of Record - Agriculture Science, Health Science, Business, or Cosmetology

Posted 3 days ago

subjectDenver (CO)

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About the role

CTE Teacher of Record (TOR) – Agriculture Science, Health Science, Business, Cosmetology Remote | Part-Time | Contract At Subject.com, we partner with schools nationwide to deliver engaging, accredited, video-first courses. We are expanding our Career Technical Education (CTE) pathways and are seeking qualified Teachers of Record (TORs) with strong industry-aligned credentials and experience in the state of California.📍 State: California (CA)Role: Teacher of Record - Agriculture Science, Health Science, Business, or Cosmetology As a TOR, you will: Oversee student learning and progress in CTE courses Ensure grading, documentation, and compliance standards are met Support academic integrity and course completion Collaborate with curriculum and program teams Ensure alignment to state-specific CTE requirements Minimum Requirements (Strict Screening Criteria):Active state teaching credential for a CTE pathway: Health Science, Agricultural Science, and/or Business Industry experience in the pathway area (highly preferred / often required)Willingness to obtain additional state licensure if needed🌟 Why Subject.com? Flexible, part-time contract work Opportunity to shape high-impact CTE programs nationwide Work at the intersection of education + workforce readiness Join a fast-growing, mission-driven EdTech company

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