Mathematics Teacher

Benefits

• Competitive salary based on experience
• Opportunity for advancement
• Training & development
• Supportive, professional work environment
• Small class sizes with engaged students

First Trinity Academy is a private Pre‑K through 9th‑grade school in Leesburg, Florida, committed to academic rigor, critical thinking, and strong foundational skills. With small class sizes, we provide an environment where teachers can teach deeply and students can truly understand—not just memorize.

We are seeking an exceptional Mathematics Teacher—a true mathematician at heart—to teach students in grades 3 through
9. This role is ideal for someone who not only understands mathematics procedurally, but conceptually; someone who can break down complex ideas into clear, logical steps and develop strong mathematical thinkers.

The ideal candidate values precision, structure, and reasoning and can instill confidence and discipline in students through consistent expectations and strong classroom management.

• Teach mathematics across multiple grade levels (3–9), including arithmetic, pre‑algebra, and algebraic reasoning
• Develop lessons that emphasize conceptual understanding, problem‑solving, and logical thinking
• Build strong foundational skills while inspiring and advancing students toward higher‑level mathematical reasoning
• Maintain a structured classroom with clear expectations and consistent routines
• Assess student progress regularly and adjust instruction accordingly
• Prepare students for standardized assessments and long‑term academic success
• Communicate effectively with parents and school leadership
• Participate in school meetings, planning, and professional development

• Bachelor’s degree in Mathematics, Education, or a related field (required)
• Strong mathematical background; candidates with advanced math coursework preferred
• Florida teaching certification (preferred, not required)
• Proven ability to teach and explain mathematical concepts clearly
• Excellent classroom management and organizational skills
• Ability to challenge students while supporting varied learning levels

• Thinks like a mathematician; values logic, patterns, and precision
• Can explain the “why” behind every step, not just the “how”
• Holds high academic expectations and maintains structure in the classroom
• Confident leading a classroom with clarity and authority
• Committed to developing disciplined, capable, and independent learners