Urgently Hiring: English & Reading Teacher, SAT/ACT Focus – Cedar Park (Part-Time, $20–$22/hr)

Location: Huntington Learning Center – Cedar Park and Round Rock, TX

Pay: $22/hr for SAT/ACT instruction, $20/hr for one-on-one reading and writing instruction, up to $23/hr for small groups (grades 5 and up). Annual cost-of-living raises. Paid training.

Schedule: Weekday afternoons and evenings Monday-Thursday (3:30-8:30 PM) and Saturdays (9:00 AM-3:30 PM). Minimum 2 shifts per week, same shifts each week.

About the role

We're looking for English and humanities enthusiasts to join our Cedar Park teaching team. If you're a degreed professional, a current or retired teacher, or a grad student with a flair for grammar and literature, this is a chance to teach without the stress of a full-time classroom. You'll work with students one-on-one or in small groups of up to four on critical reading, essay writing, grammar, and SAT/ACT Verbal. You focus on the student; we handle the logistics.

All of our teachers train on the Huntington Learning Center program first, so you'll also work with younger students on reading, writing, and K-5 math. If you only want to teach SAT/ACT prep, this isn't the right fit; if you like teaching across ages, you'll stay busy year-round.

Why teachers like working here

• Paid training on the Huntington method and the digital SAT/ACT Verbal sections
• Curriculum and materials are provided, and prep time is paid. You'll arrive before each session to get set up, but there's no lesson planning at home
• No parent meetings, billing, or scheduling. Our directors handle all of it
• Consistent weekly schedule built from your availability
• Part-time and full-time administrative roles are filled from our teaching team, for those interested in growing with us

What you'll do

• Teach reading comprehension, grammar, vocabulary, and essay structure to middle and high school students
• Prepare students for SAT Reading & Writing and ACT English & Reading
• Teach Learning Center sessions in reading, writing, and K-5 math, one-on-one or in small groups
• Keep brief session notes on each student's progress (training provided)

What you bring

• Bachelor's degree
• Strong command of grammar, essay structure, and reading analysis
• Ability to connect with teenagers and explain concepts clearly
• Comfort teaching K-5 math (number sense, fractions, word problems). Training provided; you don't need to be a math person, just willing
• Reliable transportation
• Availability for at least 2 of the shifts above, every week

Huntington Learning Center is an Equal Opportunity Employer and welcomes candidates from all backgrounds.