Fathers of St Edmund, Southern Missions, Inc.·Selma, Alabama
The Academy Teacher is responsible for instructing students in math, reading, language arts, and science to prepare them for the ACT. They also develop weekly plans, monitor student progress through baseline testing, and engage with student families.
• 401(k)
Charged with ensuring that our students are ready to provide their best effort on the ACT and with assisting them in developing the skills they will need to succeed. Each of the four ACT sections must be thoroughly understood by a candidate for the ACT.
Roles and Responsibilities Academic Support
Teach all subjects in light of ACT requirements: math, reading, language arts, and science.
Establishes specific goals for each class, topic, and project and inform students of those goals.
Assist students with writing skills.
Evaluation
Conduct baseline testing of students and monitor progress.
Provide periodic evaluations to parents.
Required Education and Experience
Ability to explain and instruct students at a basic level.
Strong knowledge in content area of choice, demonstrated through lesson planning, execution, and intervention with all students.
Excellent communications skills, both spoken and written
Candidates must have strong knowledge in their chosen content area and the ability to explain and instruct students at a basic level. Excellent spoken and written communication skills are required, along with a personal code of ethics and a commitment to student success.
Market context
In Alabama, classroom teacher roles are typically shaped by steady demand in schools and child-focused programs that need educators who can manage groups, plan lessons, and keep students engaged. These roles are competitive because employers often look for candidates who already have classroom leadership experience, meet state and center education requirements, and can handle active, hands-on work with children. Review the AI-summarized requirements and benefits on this platform to quickly compare openings, then confirm your credentials and prepare examples of lesson planning and classroom management before applying.