Talent Pool

Teach with Kids on the Yard

Join our network of caring educators. Tell us what you teach and when you're available — we'll match you with the right openings as they come up.

Independent contractorPart-time employeeFull-time employeeSeasonal / temporaryIn-person & online

Teach what you love

Tutoring, special ed, test prep, enrichment, homeschool, shadow support — pick your areas.

Flexible & remote-first

Set the days and times you can work. In-person and online opportunities.

We bring the families

Join the pool once and we'll match you with openings near you as they come up.

~15–30 minutes

Save your progress as you go and finish later by verifying the same email.

What you'll need to apply

  • ✓ Your contact information
  • ✓ Education background
  • ✓ Relevant experience & certifications (if any)
  • ✓ A resume or supporting documents (recommended)

A few quick steps. We'll verify your email, learn what you teach and when you're available, and collect your resume. It takes about 15 minutes — and your progress saves as you go.

  1. 1Service·
  2. 2Your info·
  3. 3Verify email·
  4. 4Qualifications·
  5. 5Background·
  6. 6Resume & submit
What do you want to teach or support?*

Pick all that apply — you can choose more than one.

How do you prefer to teach?*
Preferred format*

A note on eligibility by state

Most openings are independent contractor roles, available in most U.S. states. They are not currently offered to applicants located in AK, CA, CO, DE, HI, IL, MA, ME, ND, NH, NJ, PR, VT, WV. We also offer select part-time and full-time employee positions, which may be available in any state depending on the role. Please review each opening for its eligibility and location requirements.

Frequently asked questions

What will I need to apply?

To complete an application, you'll typically need:

Additional information may be requested depending on the position.

  • Contact information
  • Education information
  • Relevant work experience and certifications (if applicable)
  • Resume or supporting documentation (recommended)
How long does the application take?

Most applications can be completed in 15–30 minutes. Having your resume, certifications, and employment history available can help speed up the process.

How much can I earn per hour?

Compensation varies by role, subject area, experience, certifications, and whether the position involves one-on-one instruction, small groups, or specialized services.

Each job posting includes its own compensation range and employment type. Experienced educators and those with specialized credentials may qualify for higher rates.

Do I need teaching experience to apply?

Not necessarily. While prior teaching or tutoring experience is preferred for many positions, we also consider applicants with strong subject knowledge, relevant professional experience, or specialized skills.

Some roles require specific credentials, while others provide opportunities for individuals who are new to tutoring or education.

Are tutoring opportunities available in all U.S. states?

Yes, but eligibility depends on the type of position.

Most openings are offered as independent contractor roles, which are currently available in most U.S. states. At this time, independent contractor opportunities are not available to applicants located in:

Alaska (AK), California (CA), Colorado (CO), Delaware (DE), Hawaii (HI), Maine (ME), New Hampshire (NH), North Dakota (ND), Vermont (VT), West Virginia (WV), and Puerto Rico.

We also offer select part-time and full-time employee positions. Employee roles may be available in any state, depending on the requirements and location specified in the job posting. Please review each opening for details regarding eligibility and work location.

What type of positions do you offer?

Kids on the Yard offers a variety of opportunities, including:

The employment type and location requirements are listed in each job posting.

  • Independent contractor positions
  • Part-time employee positions
  • Full-time employee positions
  • Seasonal and temporary assignments
  • In-person and online teaching opportunities

Selected candidates may have access to a designated mentor and/or team lead who can provide instructional guidance, lesson planning support, and alignment assistance as needed. This support is intended as a collaborative resource to assist with curriculum delivery and is not intended to establish supervisory control or an employment relationship. Availability of support may vary based on program structure, assignment type, and organizational needs.