Substitute Teacher - Middle & High School
portland christian schoolsPortland (ME)
$24.15/hr
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Posted 12 days ago
portland christian schoolsPortland (ME)
SENIORITY
Mid
SALARY
$24.15/hr
About the role
Middle & High School Substitute Teacher If teaching is not just your job but your calling, if you want to impact the next generation of Christian leaders and influencers, consider joining the Portland Christian team. We are currently seeking just the right person to join our faculty as a Middle & High School Substitute Teacher.
Position: Teacher – MS/HS Substitute Teacher
Responsibilities:
Provide classroom instruction and fulfill other responsibilities of a teacher who is absent, generally on a short term basis. PCS employees are expected to fully engage in the stated mission of the school, "in partnership with the home and church, Portland Christian Schools equips the next generation to grow in faith, excel in learning, and impact the world for Christ." Must be willing to sign the PCS Statement of Faith and Lifestyle Statement. A background check will be run after a preliminary offer of employment is made. All PCS positions are in-person, on-site. Work Week and Hours: Dependent upon the need. Generally, weekdays between the hours of 7:30 AM and 3:00 PM.
Required: Bachelor's Degree
Current State Teaching License
Preferred: Master's DegreeACSI certification
Two years of teaching experience at the Middle and/or High School levels
Pay: $24.15/hr
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