Instructor - History jobs in Omaha, NE

We are seeking a high school Latin & History teacher to teach in a classical and Catholic classroom for 10 hours per week in Omaha, Nebraska, for the 2024-2025 academic year. This is an in-person, on-site position (not remote). You do not need a teaching certification nor formal teaching experience to apply. We will teach you everything you need to know. The right applicant may have experience homeschooling or working with homeschooled children, ministry in your Catholic parish, teaching Religious Education or Catechism classes, teaching your own children, or perhaps teaching in a classical or private school (although not required).

Regina Caeli Academy (www.rcahybrid.org) is a classical homeschool academy in the Catholic tradition. RCA is a national organization that offers instruction in a formal Socratic classroom setting on Mondays and Thursdays. The positions are hourly, and complimentary childcare/nursery is provided. Please see our Vacation and Holy Days here. No additional vacation days are given (accommodations made for sick days as needed).

Applicants must be able to sign an Oath of Fidelity to the Catholic Church and have a deep love for the Catholic faith. Curriculum and grading guidelines are provided. Tutors are trained to provide instruction and classroom management according to RCA standards. The ideal applicant will have strong communication skills, good organization, timeliness, and a traditional view of the student/teacher relationship. He or she must be living the Catholic faith day-to-day, including having received all the sacraments appropriate to his or her state in life.

All staff complete a background check and RCA Safe Child training before teaching at Regina Caeli Academy.

Tutors must be willing to prepare for classes at home and come to class prepared to teach in a highly structured environment.

Applicants must be available to attend three mandatory training days, August 5th - 7th (8:00 a.m.-5:00 p.m.). Childcare is not provided for training, but nursing infants are welcome.