K-12 Professional Development Workshop Leader: Flexible Contract Role for Educators

TrulyHired; Lincoln (NE); Hybrid; USD 3,300 - 13,000; Part time

Benefits offered by this job

Flexible schedule

No quotas

Polished training materials

National trainer community

Job summary

Time To Teach is seeking experienced K-12 educators to deliver our classroom management and student engagement training nationwide. This is remote-friendly independent contractor work with flexible hours, no quotas, and no curriculum to write.

You bring classroom credibility and real‑world experience; we provide polished materials, a three‑day trainer certification, and a warm national community to support your success.

Qualifications

• Current or retired K-12 teacher, instructional coach, administrator, or education consultant.
• Excellent presentation and public speaking skills.
• Bachelor's degree or higher in education or a related field.
• Self-motivated and able to work independently.
• Willing to work as an independent contractor with flexible scheduling.

Responsibilities

• Deliver PD sessions that teachers can use immediately.
• Strengthen classroom management, instruction, and student engagement in schools.
• Serve public, private, and charter schools nationwide using real-world experience.
• Represent Time To Teach with professionalism and passion.

Skills

Public speaking

Presentation

Adult training

Education

Bachelor's degree in Education

Job description

Job Description

Think back to the best PD session you ever sat through. It was probably led by someone who had actually done the job. Someone like you.

Time To Teach is adding to our national team of trainers, and we are looking for experienced K-12 educators to deliver the classroom management and student engagement training we have been refining since 1993. More than 400,000 educators in all 50 states have been through this training, with content that traces its roots to the work of Dr. Madeline Hunter and Coach John Wooden at UCLA. The content is proven. The materials are done. What we need is the right person standing in front of the room.

This is flexible, remote-friendly independent contractor work built to fit around a full‑time job, a family, or a retirement you are actually enjoying. No quotas. No curriculum to write. No business to build from scratch. You bring the classroom experience and the credibility. We bring everything else.

What the Work Looks Like:

• Deliver research-based professional development that teachers can use Monday morning, not someday
• Help schools and districts strengthen classroom management, instruction, and student engagement with strategies refined over 30+ years
• Serve public, private, and charter schools nationwide, drawing on your own real‑world experience
• Represent Time To Teach with the three P's we look for: personality, professionalism, and passion for the educators you serve

You Might Be a Great Fit If You:

• Are a current or retired K-12 teacher, instructional coach, administrator, principal, professor, counselor, or education consultant
• Come alive in front of a room and love presenting, coaching, or leading adult learners
• Hold a bachelor's degree or higher in education or a related field
• Are self‑motivated and comfortable working independently
• Want work that fits your life (many of our trainers keep their full‑time positions)

What You Get:

• Competitive compensation paid per training event, with earning potential that grows with your effort, experience, and engagement
• Complete, polished, ready-to-deliver materials, so your first event never feels like your first event
• Time To Teach trainer certification (a three‑day program delivered virtually)
• A warm national community of fellow trainers who share wins, ideas, and support
• Total flexibility: you decide how much you take on, with no quotas and no minimums
• Real impact: every training reaches dozens of teachers and, through them, thousands of students

The Fine Print:

This is an independent contractor (1099) opportunity, not a salaried position. Trainers are paid per event, and earnings vary based on individual effort, experience, availability, and engagement. New trainers complete Time To Teach certification before delivering their first event.

Yours in Education,

Karey Dahlgren