Put Your Experience to Work
Retirement doesn’t mean stepping away from making a difference. MRTA shares volunteer and employment opportunities that are a great fit for retired educators – from part-time positions and substitute teaching to community programs and nonprofit work.
Organizations interested in posting a volunteer or job opportunity for MRTA members may send their listing to mrta@mrta.org.
Current Opportunities
Area Cooperative for Educational Support (ACES)
ACES is seeking a full-time Behavior Interventionist. Minimum qualifications: Master’s degree preferred; Bachelor’s degree acceptable. Degree in school counseling, mild-moderate/cross-categorical disabilities, behavior analysis, or related field. Experience in social/emotional/behavioral health suggested.
Applicants must work cooperatively as a multidisciplinary team member. The successful applicant must be dependable, able to multitask, an excellent communicator and collaborator, and exhibit flexibility.
Submit a resume, letter of interest, professional qualifications, 3 letters of recommendation, and a completed Mound City certified teaching application (found under Menu -> Documents -> Employment -> Certified Position Application on the Mound City R-2 website) to:
Cindy Naber, Director of ACES – cindy.naber@mndcty.org – 660-254-6134
Missouri Department of Corrections
The Missouri Department of Corrections has education positions available throughout the State of Missouri with great benefits and pay. If you’re interested in transforming lives by equipping Missourians in the criminal justice system with the skills they need to contribute to their communities, view available positions at docmo.applicantpro.com.
For questions or additional information: DOC.Employment@doc.mo.gov
QuesTec Mechanical
QuesTec Mechanical is seeking a Director of Education and Workforce Development.
Missouri Division of Youth Services
The Missouri Department of Social Services – Division of Youth Services is hiring academic/special education teachers for an Education Specialist position statewide.
MERS Goodwill – SWEP Job Coaches
Job coaches are needed for the SWEP program in St. Louis County. This is an eight-week summer program that places 16-20-year-olds with developmental disabilities in part-time jobs in the community. Job coaches support participants (usually groups of 3-4) at the job site. It’s incredibly rewarding work, and retirees of all stripes – especially teachers and paraprofessionals – would serve as wonderful resources for these young people.