Teachers Now | Waco, TX $90 - $110 per day | Paid Training | Flexible Scheduling

Looking for a flexible job where you can make a difference in your community? Teachers Now is hiring dependable Substitute Teachers to support schools across the Waco area.

No teaching certification is required. If you have at least 60 credit hours or an Associate's Degree, you may already qualify.

As a Substitute Teacher, you will help maintain a positive learning environment when regular teachers are absent by following lesson plans, managing classroom behavior, and supporting student engagement.

Flexible scheduling – choose assignments that work for you
Competitive pay: $90 - $110 per day
Paid training provided
Fingerprinting reimbursement available
Opportunities for long-term assignments
Valuable classroom experience in local schools

Deliver classroom instruction using lesson plans provided by the teacher
Maintain a respectful and organized learning environment
Manage classroom behavior and encourage participation
Supervise students during lunch, recess, and transitions
Assign and review classwork and homework
Record attendance and communicate concerns to school staff
Support school staff in maintaining a safe and productive classroom

For long-term assignments, substitutes may also develop and deliver lesson plans aligned with the school curriculum.

Availability: Monday through Friday

Full Day: 7:00 AM – 4:00 PM

Half Day:

7:00 AM – 12:00 PM
12:00 PM – 4:00 PM

Schedules may vary depending on grade level and school needs.

College graduates exploring careers in education
Individuals with childcare or tutoring experience
Career changers interested in working in schools
Retired educators or professionals seeking flexible work
Anyone who enjoys working with students and making a positive impact

Teachers Now partners with schools to provide reliable educators who help maintain stable learning environments for students. Our substitutes play a key role in keeping classrooms productive and supporting student success across the Waco community.