Offer summary

Qualifications:

Bachelor's degree in English, Education, or a related field., Experience in teaching high school English Language Arts (ELA)., Strong communication skills for effective student and parent interaction., Ability to provide constructive feedback and support to students..

Key responsabilities:

Evaluate and provide feedback on students' assignments across various ELA subjects.

Host weekly virtual group tutoring sessions to support students with curriculum concepts.

Maintain a caseload of students for academic advising and support.

Act as the primary contact for parents and students regarding academic matters.

Job description

Location: 100% remote within the U.S. (any U.S. time zone)

Classification: Full-time, non-exempt employee

Salary: $24.03 - $37.34 per hour

Welcome to Miaplaza!

Our vision is to elevate online learning by applying the most successful approaches in virtual education to create an accessible and inclusive homeschool curriculum platform where all students can be successful! MiaPrep Online High School (MOHS) is our private online high school for students grades 9-12. Formed in 2022 and accredited in 2023, we’ve grown from 80 students our first year to over 530 in 2025! Miaplaza’s leadership aims to continue this high-growth trajectory, with a goal of serving 10,000+ students in the next 5-10 years! 🚀

We’re seeking a passionate and resourceful High School ELA Teacher who will also serve as an Academic Advisor to a caseload of approximately 30 students. This is a fully remote, asynchronous teaching role that emphasizes student support, feedback, and mentorship rather than live instruction. Teachers at MOHS do not create lesson plans or deliver live classes; instead, they guide students through our self-paced curriculum on MiaPrep, providing coaching, small-group tutoring, and in-depth feedback on summative assignments.

See an example of an ELA lesson from MiaPrep:

A Day in the Role:

Grading and Feedback: Efficiently evaluate students' assignments for various subjects, such as English 1-3, Literary Analysis and High School Writing, and providing comprehensive feedback to aid their learning and development.
Group Tutoring: Host weekly virtual group tutoring several times per week to clarify curriculum concepts, address questions, and offer additional support for ELA topics and assignments.
Academic Advising: Maintain a caseload of students for whom you will provide academic advising, including quarterly check-ins, and in some cases, targeted support plans.
Tiered Support: Identify struggling students and, together with the Student Support Specialist and Academic Counselors, proactively provide tiered support solutions to enhance their academic performance.
Parental and Student Communication: Act as the primary point of contact for both parents and students in academic matters in your subject area, ensuring a constructive channel of communication.
School Community Engagement: Actively participate in school initiatives and contribute to the creation and implementation of school-wide academic policies. Lead or contribute to an extracurricular club or activity that aligns with your expertise or passion.
Positive Culture Building: Uphold and contribute to our school's positive culture and values, both among the faculty and the student body.
Ownership: Be willing to speak up when things can be improved, and willing to step up when a need is identified or support is needed within the school community.

Schedule

MOHS Teachers are expected to have 35-40 hours of availability each week on a year-round basis.
MOHS Teachers are expected to maintain five (5) hours during school days, Monday through Friday, between 8 am and 4 pm in a US timezone (ET, CT, MT, or PT) for office hours, student meetings, and other school activities.
A significant portion of the work such as grading can otherwise be completed outside of school hours.

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