Employment

Maine Coast Waldorf School is looking for a qualified candidate to join our school in support of our Early Childhood branch. This position is approximately 2.5 hours per week that will include observing classrooms and meeting with our early childhood faculty to discuss observations and offer consultation to strengthen the program. The position pays $31.14 per hour and is not benefits-eligible.

The ideal candidate will have:

• Bachelor’s degree from an accredited university with a Master’s preferable.

• Formal training in Waldorf early childhood/lower grades remedial (Extra Lesson) education

• Knowledge of and experience working in a Waldorf early childhood setting

• Experience in observing and assessing behaviors and implementing interventions in an early childhood classroom setting

Please send your cover letter, resume, 2 letters of recommendation, and a brief biography to jobs@mainecoastwaldorf.org

Maine Coast Waldorf School is committed to enriching its educational experience and culture through the diversity of our faculty and staff. We actively seek systemically excluded communities in our applicant pool, including but not limited to BIPOC and/or LGBTQIAP2+ candidates. 

Maine Coast Waldorf School is seeking a full-time high school humanities teacher with expertise in history and social science. This position involves teaching a variety of morning lessons and skills classes, including writing and research skills, to grades 9-12. Additional high school responsibilities include being a class advisor, mentoring individual students, chaperoning overnight field trips, and other duties associated with a small, dynamic high school. 

The ideal candidate has completed the Waldorf high school teacher training or similar Waldorf training. Candidate must hold a Bachelor's degree with the humanities, and preferably has pursued graduate work in history/social science. Teaching experience and previous work with Waldorf high school curriculum is highly desirable. 

Maine Coast Waldorf School is committed to enriching its educational experience and culture through the diversity of our faculty and staff. We actively seek systemically-excluded communities in our applicant pool, including but not limited to BIPOC and/or LGBTQIAP2+ candidates.

To apply, please send a letter of introduction, your resumé, a brief biography, and three professional references to the attention of jobs@mainecoastwaldorf.org

Maine Coast Waldorf School is accepting applications for a full-time class teacher to begin for the Fall 2023 term. 

Qualifications: Ideal candidate are Waldorf-trained teachers with a Bachelor degree, at least two years of teaching experience and a commitment to working out of Anthroposophy. Applicants must be dedicated to excellence in teaching and recognize the importance of parent education, self-development, and collegial cooperation. 

Salary and Benefits: Salary begins at $47,230 with increases for a Master's degree and full-time teaching experience. Benefits include 80% tuition remission, health and dental insurance, short term disability, and a retirement option through TIAA. 

Our talented and dedicated faculty, who find strength, vision, and inspiration from Anthroposophical principles, are committed to providing a superb Waldorf education. We are well supported by an active Board of Directors and a creative, generous parent community. 

To apply: Please send a letter of introduction, your resumé, a brief biography, and two letters of recommendation to David Eichler, Pedagogical Director, at jobs@mainecoastwaldorf.org.

Maine Coast Waldorf School is accepting applications for a part-time early childhood teacher to lead our Family Program, (birth - three years), to begin for the Fall 2023 term. Classes are offered in a multi-week format with some classes dedicated to families with infants and other classes are dedicated to families with toddlers. 

Qualifications: The ideal candidate will be well-versed in Waldorf early childhood education and preferably have experience working with children aged birth-three in a Waldorf early childhood setting. They will also be well-versed in Waldorf educational principles as they apply to parenting young children and able to be a resource for parents in the class, facilitating discussions, guiding child observations, and modeling ways of being with young children. They will possess the warmth and confidence needed to build community among groups of parents who will come together for weekly classes with their young children. Idea candidates are Waldorf-trained teachers with a Bachelor degree, at least two years of teaching experience and a commitment to working out of Anthroposophy. Applicants must be dedicated to excellence in teaching and recognize the importance of parent education, self-development, and collegial cooperation.

Wage: This is an hourly position that pays $33.32 per hour with up to 22.5 hours per week. This position is not benefits-eligible. These hours include teaching classes of approximately 1.5-2 hours per week, Monday-Friday, preparation, and administrative time.

Our talented and dedicated faculty, who find strength, vision, and inspiration from Anthroposophical principles, are committed to providing a superb Waldorf education. We are well supported by an active Board of Directors and a creative, generous parent community. 

To Apply: Please send a letter of introduction, your resumé, a brief biography, and two letters of recommendation to David Eichler, Pedagogical Director, at jobs@mainecoastwaldorf.org.

Maine Coast Waldorf School is accepting applications for a full-time dedicated first grade teacher to begin for the Fall 2023 term. This teacher will remain with each incoming first grade class and will not loop with the class. 

Qualifications: Ideal candidates have completed Waldorf teacher training and have a Bachelor degree. In addition, the candidate should have at least two years of experience in a Waldorf early childhood classroom as well as teaching experience in the lower grades. The individual must have a commitment to working out of Anthroposophy. Applicants must be dedicated to excellence in teaching and recognize the importance of parent education, self-development, and collegial cooperation.  

Salary and Benefits: Salary begins at $47,230 with increases for a Master's degree and full-time teaching experience. Benefits include 80% tuition remission, health and dental insurance, short term disability, and a retirement option through TIAA.

Our talented and dedicated faculty, who find strength, vision, and inspiration, from Anthroposophical principles, are committed to providing a superb Waldorf education. We are well supported by an active Board of Directors and a creative, generous parent community. 

To Apply: Please send a letter of introduction, your resumé, a brief biography, and two letters of recommendation to David Eichler, Pedagogical Director, at jobs@mainecoastwaldorf.org. 
 

Maine Coast Waldorf School is accepting applications for a part-time cello teacher to teach sectional groups of about 5-12 students in grades four through high school. Cello sectionals are intended to provide instructions cello technique as well as to help track cello students their parts to the music that students are preparing in their full group rehearsals. Six teaching periods, (between 45-50 minutes/period), each week plus one meeting. Most periods are currently scheduled on Wednesdays with one additional class on either Tuesday or Friday, however some flexibility may be possible depending department faculty, including performances. 

Qualifications: The ideal candidate has at least two years of experience teaching groups of students in this age range with a wide range of interest and skills in cello. Applicants must be dedicated to excellence in teaching and recognize the importance of parent education, self-development, and collegial cooperation. 

Wage: This is an hourly position that pays $33.32 per hour with up to 7 hours per week including teaching time and administrative time plus up to 3 hours per week planning time. This position is not benefits-eligible.

Our talented and dedicated faculty, who find strength, vision, and inspiration fro Anthroposophical principles, are committed to providing a superb Waldorf education. We are well supported by an active Board of Directors and a creative, generous parent community. 

Please send a cover letter, resumé, a brief biography, and 2 letters of recommendation to David Eichler, Pedagogical Director, jobs@mainecoastwaldorf.org 

This position will remain open until filled. Will focus on teaching math courses in the high school, including Pre-Calculus, Calculus, and other upper level math classes, (some science classes are a possibility).

The successful candidate will be a caring, energetic person who is a collaborative team member and is well-versed in contemporary math methods. They will need to communicate effectively while demonstrating a flexible mindset. The ideal candidate will be a reflective teacher who advocates for his/her/their own needs and students' needs, uses effective classroom management techniques, creates a positive class environment favorable to learning and personal growth, and uses formative and summative assessments to guide instruction. 

This candidate should have experience making learning transparent for students with knowledge of how to differentiate for a variety of student abilities, including international students. Experience contributing to a positive school climate and the ability to establish rapport and regular communication with parents is a must.

Required Skills:

• A deep understanding and appreciation for adolescents.
• Knowledge of content, and the ability to learn new material quickly.
• The ability to form and maintain positive relationships with all constituents: students, parents, and colleagues.
• Strong communication skills, both written and verbal.
• An interest in incorporating Waldorf principles into their teaching. 

Required Qualifications:

A Bachelor's degree in a STEM field, mathematics strongly preferred. 

Preferred Qualifications;

1. Five years of related professional experience.
2. A Master's degree in mathematics or a related field.
3. Waldorf High School Certification.
4. If an otherwise well-qualified applicant does not have Waldorf High School Certification, the applicant should be interested in deepening their understanding of Waldorf education through continued professional development. 

Candidates with many years of experience teaching higher level high school mathematics courses who are not familiar with Waldorf education are encouraged to apply or reach out with questions. 

Compensation: Salary begins at $47,230 with increases for a Master's degree and full-time teaching experience. Benefits include 80% tuition remission, health and dental insurance, short term disability, and a retirement option through TIAA.

To Apply: Please send a letter of introduction, your resumé, a brief biography, and three letters of recommendation to David Eichler, Pedagogical Director, at jobs@mainecoastwaldorf.org. 
 

Maine Coast Waldorf School is seeking a 5-day aftercare lead teacher in our Early Childhood Program. Position open until filled. 

Prior background working with young children and open interest in Waldorf education is necessary. Willingness to work outdoors in all kinds of weather is essential. Waldorf Early Childhood Certification is not required but would be a benefit. Hours are Monday-Friday from 2:45pm-6pm. This position is not benefits-eligible. Compensation is $25.00-$27.00/hour commensurate with experience. 

To apply: Please send a letter of introduction, your resumé, a brief biography, and two references to the attention of jobs@mainecoastwaldorf.org.

Maine Coast Waldorf School is seeking a long-term sub for our 2023-2024 school year in our 7th grade class. This position will be covering a maternity leave and is anticipated to begin in early September until the winter break in December. There is a possibility of part-time work after the maternity leave ends. Applicants must be dedicated to excellence in teaching and recognize the importance of parent education, self-development, and collegial cooperation.

Status: This is a salaried, full-time position during the term of the maternity leave which includes scheduled duties, substitutions, and planning breaks dependent on the schedule. 

Duties and Responsibilities Include:

• Implement lesson plan of class teacher
• Develop and maintain a safe, harmonious social environment for the students
• Develop and maintain a clean, orderly learning environment both within the classroom and throughout the school campus
• Maintain timely parent communication
• Provide written documentation of student progress and reports
• Other duties as assigned by the branch chair

Required Qualifications: Bachelor's Degree from an accredited university

Preferred Qualifications:

• Completed certificate in Waldorf grades teaching
• 1-2 years of classroom experience as a lead teacher

Remuneration: The salary will be prorated to the actual length of the leave based on the base salary of $47,676 commensurate with experience and any advanced degree.

To Apply: Please send a letter of introduction, your resumé, a brief biography, and three letters of recommendation to jobs@mainecoastwaldorf.org.

Maine Coast Waldorf School is seeking a caring, energetic person who is a collaborative team member and is well-versed in contemporary literacy and math methods. They will need to communicate effectively while demonstrating a flexible mindset. This candidate should have experience making learning transparent for students while strategically managing behavior and upholding learning expectations and should be knowledgeable of differentiation techniques for a variety of student abilities. Experience contributing to a positive school climate and the ability to establish rapport and regular communication with parents is a must. 

Required Qualifications:

1. A Bachelor’s degree in education or a related field.

2. At least three years experience working with elementary-aged children in a remedial capacity

Preferred Qualifications:

1. Five years of related professional experience.

2. A Master’s degree in education or a related field and formal training in literacy and numeracy remediation.

3. Prior experience working in a Waldorf school; understanding of Waldorf pedagogy around literacy and numeracy instruction.

Compensation: Salary begins at $47,230 with increases for a Master’s degree and full-time teaching experience. Benefits include 80% tuition remission, health and dental insurance, short term disability, and a retirement option through TIAA. 

To Apply: Please send a letter of introduction, your resume, a brief biography, and three letters of recommendation to David Eichler, Pedagogical Director, at  jobs@mainecoastwaldorf.org.