Part-Time After School Instructor- Washington, DC

About this position

Part-Time After-School Instructor – Business & Financial Literacy (K–5)Make an Impact. Inspire Young Minds. Enjoy a Flexible Schedule. Are you an experienced teacher, educator, tutor, or youth professional looking for meaningful part-time work with a flexible schedule? SPARK Business Academy is seeking enthusiastic and engaging instructors to teach fun, hands-on business, entrepreneurship, and financial literacy programs to elementary students in grades K–5. This is a great opportunity for an experienced educator who wants to earn $70/hour while teaching just 1–3 hours per week in a positive, engaging after-school environment. Why Teach with SPARK? $70/hour Flexible Schedule 1–3 Hours/Week No Curriculum Creation Required - Excellent pay: $70 per teaching hour - Very part-time: Most instructors teach just 1–3 hours per week - Flexible: Teach 1–3 days per week based on your availability - Convenient hours: Classes take place after school, generally between 3:00–5:00 PM - Ready-to-use curriculum: We provide lesson plans, teaching guides, and class materials - Meaningful work: Help students develop practical skills in money, business, entrepreneurship, and financial literacy - Engaging environment: Teach interactive lessons designed specifically for elementary-aged students - Great fit for educators: Ideal for teachers, retired teachers, tutors, graduate students, and education professionals seeking supplemental income What You'll Do As a SPARK instructor, you will: - Lead engaging, hands-on one-hour classes for students in grades K–5 - Introduce students to age-appropriate concepts in entrepreneurship, business, and financial literacy - Create a positive and inclusive classroom environment - Encourage students to participate, ask questions, and think creatively - Adapt activities and instruction to meet different learning needs - Communicate professionally with school staff and SPARK Business Academy You won't need to spend hours creating les

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