Bring your love of classical learning to students across the country and around the world. We welcome proposals from instructors who teach with wonder, rest, and faithfulness.
As an educational services provider, Scholé Academy is not a school in the traditional sense. We do not employ teachers on a full or part-time basis. Rather, we serve as a vendor for the services of independently contracted online instructors and tutors.
We invite interested parties to download and complete our Request for Proposal form, along with a cover letter, résumé or CV, and transcripts. The steps below will guide you through the process.
Questions? Email us at info@scholeacademy.com
Step 1
Scholé Academy offers interactive online courses that pair classical curriculum with a restful (scholé) pedagogy. The resources below will help you explore who we are and what we look for.
A video from our CEO, Dr. Christopher Perrin, describes what makes our courses unique in the world of online education. Watch here.
An overview of the educational philosophy that shapes every course we offer. Read it here.
Includes our statement of faith, learning philosophy, and the parent enrollment agreement. Read it here.
Step 2
We welcome proposals from instructors and tutors across all subjects. Beyond subject competence and faithful Christian witness, we look for:
We expect our instructors to not only understand classical education but to apply it in every aspect of their teaching. If invited for an interview, we will want to hear how a classical approach shapes your pedagogy.
All instructors and tutors are independent contractors. We are looking for people who desire flexibility, work with independence, and have an entrepreneurial spirit. Most instructors consider their online teaching supplemental income.
Our online courses feature live video conferencing via Zoom, and instructors manage content using Canvas LMS. Instructors provide their own equipment and should have reliable high-speed internet access.
Step 3
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 in our Tutoring Center, please gather the following materials:
Download and complete the form that outlines your qualifications and proposed courses or tutoring services. Download here.
A few short paragraphs introducing yourself and summarizing your proposed course offerings. If you desire to offer tutoring or private instruction, summarize the services you could provide.
Much of the information required on the RFP would also be included in a standard résumé, but feel free to include your CV if it covers important details beyond the form.
For any degrees or certifications you have earned, please scan and upload official documentation.
Instructors must be Orthodox Christians in good standing with their local parish.
Instructors must be members in good standing with the Roman Catholic Church.
Instructors must be members in good standing in a church within the Protestant tradition. Anglican catechism instructors must be members of the Anglican Church.
Part of our Tutoring Center, the CSLD supports students diagnosed with or seeking a diagnosis of Specific Learning Disorders. We welcome Special Needs Instructors.