Teacher​/Educational Support

Job Opportunity

NHCA invites spiritually mature men and women who are called to invest in the next generation through Christ-centered mentorship. This role is more than supervision—it is a ministry opportunity to walk alongside young people, model a life of faith, and help guide them toward spiritual, emotional, and personal growth. The Teacher/Education Support Member serves as a steady, godly presence in the daily lives of students, offering consistency, accountability, and encouragement within a structured, faith-based environment.

Who You Are: A spiritually grounded individual who leads by example. Dependable, patient, and steady in both word and action. Called to serve and invest in the lives of young people. Able to balance grace and accountability in a mentorship role. A team player with a servant's heart.

A Calling, Not Just a Position:
This role is well-suited for individuals who view their work as ministry, those who desire to make a lasting impact by living out their faith in a practical, relational way. Whether you come with formal ministry experience or a depth of life experience shaped by your walk with Christ, your influence here matters.

Key Responsibilities:

Cultivate meaningful mentoring relationships with students through daily interaction and intentional discipleship. Provide consistent supervision while modeling Christ-like character in all settings. Offer spiritual guidance through both planned sessions and everyday opportunities. Maintain a structured and respectful environment by administering discipline in accordance with NHCA policies. Participate faithfully in campus life, including chapel services and ministry events. Work in unity with staff to ensure compliance with Texas DFPS regulations.

Communicate effectively with leadership and students. Maintain classroom management and order. Assist students with school subjects. Work well with the other classroom team members.

Requirements:

Qualifications:

A clear testimony of faith and evidence of spiritual maturity. Full agreement with the ATCOT mission statement. Understanding of Christian discipleship and a heart for mentoring youth. At least 21 years of age. High School Diploma or GED. Willingness to complete 30 hours of childcare or related training (provided by NHCA). Commitment to maintain First Aid and CPR certification (training provided).

Preferred Qualifications:

College degree. Minimum of one year of full-time ministry or relevant life experience in mentoring, discipleship, or youth work. Has experience with classroom management.

Benefits:
Why New Hope in Kerrville, TX? Affordable living with no state income tax, on campus living available, private room and bathroom, meals included. Beautiful Hill Country setting with the Guadalupe River and plenty of outdoor space to enjoy, hiking, fishing, camping, and many awesome State Parks in the area. Slower pace of life that allows for more intentional, people-focused ministry.

Convenient location, wide variety of restaurants and nation-wide stores locally, and only about an hour from San Antonio.