Scholé Academy offers interactive online courses that pair classical curriculum with a restful (scholé) pedagogy. The resources below are helpful guides as you explore who we are and what we look for.

• About Scholé Academy:  This video from our CEO, Dr. Christopher Perrin, describes what makes Scholé courses unique in the world of online education.
• What is Classical Education? This article presents an overview of our educational philosophy.
• Student-Parent Handbook: The handbook includes our statement of faith, a description of our learning philosophy, and the agreement parents sign when they enroll in our courses.
• Welcome to the Great Hall @ Scholé Academy:  Learn how we work together across Christian traditions while making room for our important differences.
• Tutoring Center:  Many of our course instructors also serve in our tutoring center, offering private course instruction, supplemental tutoring, or services for students with learning differences.  Our most popular subjects in the Tutoring Center are language arts, Latin, writing, and mathematics.

At Scholé Academy, we are looking for online instructors and tutors in math, science, humanities, grammar, logic, rhetoric, Latin, modern foreign languages, writing, catechism, Bible, and fine arts.  We consider proposals to teach one or more of our standard courses as well as newly-proposed courses.  We invite you to view our current Catalog of Courses and to learn more about our Tutoring Center.  You may also review an informational session (November 2024) for interested candidates.

In addition to faithful adherence to fundamental Christian doctrine and subject matter competence, we look for the following competencies:

• Pedagogically classical —We expect our instructors to not only understand classical education but to apply it in every aspect of their teaching.  If you are invited for an interview, we’ll want to hear about your teaching experiences and how a classical approach shapes your pedagogy.
• Entrepreneurial — All Scholé Academy instructors and tutors are independent contractors. That means we are looking for people who desire flexibility, work with independence, and have an entrepreneurial spirit.  While some instructors have built their online teaching business up to the level of full-time self-employment with modest compensation, most of our instructors consider their online instruction to be supplemental income.
• Tech-Savvy—Our online courses feature live video conferencing via Zoom. Our instructors manage course content using Canvas, an online learning management system.  While we provide software, instructors provide their own tech equipment, and they should have ready access to the tools for online teaching, including a reliable high-speed internet signal.

Program Specific Requirements

*All of our instructors teach from within the Christian faith and will relate class concepts to the Christian faith when pertinent. Scholé Academy instructors will affirm the dogmas expressed in the Nicene Creed without exception, and affirm traditional moral teachings of the faith. See our handbook for more information.

• St. Raphael School instructors must be Orthodox Christians in good standing with their local parish.
• Aquinas House instructors must be members in good standing with the Roman Catholic Church.
• Canterbury House instructors must be members in good standing in a church within the Protestant tradition.  Anglican catechism instructors must be members of good standing in the Anglican Church. 
• Center for Students with Learning Differences:  As part of the Tutoring Center, the CSLD supports students who have been diagnosed with Specific Learning Disorders (SLD) or are seeking a diagnosis.  We welcome the services of Special Needs Instructors.
• Candidates who wish to apply for tutoring only should summarize the services they could provide within our tutoring center in their proposal (see below); otherwise, the same standards apply to both tutors and course instructors.

• Request for Proposal (RFP): Scholé Academy serves as a vendor for the services of online course instructors and tutors. If you are a classical teacher who would like to offer one or more online courses as part of our wider offerings, or if you would like to serve with our Tutoring Center, please download and complete the “Request for Proposal” form.

• Cover letter:  Please write a few short paragraphs introducing yourself and summarizing your proposed course offerings. If you desire to offer tutoring or private course instruction, please summarize the services which you could provide within our tutoring center.
• Resumé / Curriculum Vitae: Much of the information required on the RFP would also be included in a standard resumé, but feel free to include your resumé or CV, especially if it includes important details not covered in the RFP.
• Transcripts/support documents:  For any degrees which you have earned or certifications, please scan and upload official documentation.