Montessori Teaching Fellow: Paid Training + Housing

Riverbend School; South Natick (MA); On-site; USD 23,000 - 28,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Stipend

Housing

Health insurance

Professional development

Montessori training program funded

Job summary

Riverbend School in Natick, Massachusetts offers a two-year Montessori Teacher Training Fellowship designed to enable early-career teachers to earn Montessori certification while working alongside mentors at the South Natick campus. The paid fellowship includes a stipend, health insurance, housing, and professional development to support growth in Montessori practice.

Fellows join an enthusiastic faculty, commit to a two-year program, and participate in practicum, training, and leadership

Qualifications

• Two- or four-year college degree; education background preferred but not required if experience is strong.
• Willingness and ability to enroll in an accredited Montessori training program (funded through the fellowship).
• Ability to meet all school requirements for working with students (CORI background check, fingerprinting, proof of eligibility to work in the United States).

Responsibilities

• Support Leads Teachers with classroom documentation and other classroom-related tasks aligned to practicum learning.
• Attend required meetings and school events for faculty/staff.
• Maintain professionalism, reliability, and clear communication with program leadership and school supervisors.
• Participate in housing and community living arrangements as required by the fellowship.

Skills

Montessori interest

Mentorship experience

Team collaboration

Adaptability

Education

Bachelor degree preferred

Job description

Riverbend School in Natick, Massachusetts offers a two-year Montessori Teacher Training Fellowship designed to enable early-career teachers to earn Montessori certification while working alongside mentors at the South Natick campus. The paid fellowship includes a stipend, health insurance, housing, and professional development to support growth in Montessori practice.

Fellows join an enthusiastic faculty, commit to a two-year program, and participate in practicum, training, and leadership