Growth-Minded Middle School Teacher (Remote Options)

Egreenservices; Mankato (MN); Remote; USD 45,000 - 72,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

401(k) matching

Flexible remote options

Job summary

Business Advisory Corp in Minnesota seeks a Middle School Teacher to advance their career with room to grow. The role offers a salary range of $45,000 to $72,000 and includes 401(k) matching and flexible remote options.

The ideal candidate has 1+ years navigating general work, strong relationship building, and a hands-on, independent work style. We welcome applicants with a MN work history or strong reasons you’ll thrive here anyway and a bias toward asking questions to avoid costly mistakes.

Qualifications

• Strong time-management with bias toward action.
• Comfort making decisions in MN market.
• 1+ years navigating general-work politics.
• Self-motivated and able to work independently with minimal oversight.
• MN work history or strong reasons you'll thrive here anyway.
• Bias toward asking the dumb question before the expensive mistake.

Responsibilities

• Coach newer junior teammates through their first messy general project.
• Steer Relationship Building roadmap with nerve and humility.
• Read a Camtasia system you didn't build and improve it anyway.
• Keep a steady hand on Business Advisory Corp accounts when volume spikes.
• Follow safety protocols and best practices at all times.
• Map the handoffs between MN teams so nothing falls in the cracks.

Skills

Time management

Decision making

Relationship building

Independent work

MN market knowledge

Job description

Business Advisory Corp in Minnesota seeks a Middle School Teacher to advance their career with room to grow. The role offers a salary range of $45,000 to $72,000 and includes 401(k) matching and flexible remote options.

The ideal candidate has 1+ years navigating general work, strong relationship building, and a hands-on, independent work style. We welcome applicants with a MN work history or strong reasons you’ll thrive here anyway and a bias toward asking questions to avoid costly mistakes.