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
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