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Swift School
Success with dyslexia starts here

Employment

We invite you to share in the satisfaction of belonging to a community of teachers who are dedicated to preparing children with dyslexia and other language-based learning differences to be successful in life. Swift School teachers are leaders in their classrooms and communities. It is our top priority to recruit exceptional employees who are committed to educational excellence. Whether you are just beginning your career in education or you are an experienced educator, Swift would like to hear from you.

Employment Inquiries

If you would like to inquire about employment, please send an email to employment@theswiftschool.org. Please include information about the type of employment opportunity you seek and attach a copy of your current résumé. As information is received it will be reviewed and filed for future reference. When an employment opportunity is available, qualified candidates will be contacted by a member of the Swift School administration to begin their candidacy process.

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Employment Opportunities

Working at Swift School

Swift School accepts applications on an as needed basis for lead, associate, and substitute teachers, in addition to administrative positions. While Swift School teachers have significant training and experience in teaching children with language learning differences, we consider all applicants for placement. Salaries are adjusted commensurate with experience. Swift School offers a complete benefits package including health insurance, dental insurance, vision insurance, retirement, and 403(b).

Professional Development

Continuing education and training for our teachers is a priority. Swift School offers all employees multiple professional development opportunities to expand their knowledge as educators and enhance their role as ambassadors.

It is the policy of the Swift School not to discriminate on the basis of race, color, sex, religion, sexual orientation, national origin, age, or disability in any employment practice, educational program, or any other program, activity or service.