Ideal candidates for this role will have:A bachelor's and/or master's degree in education, psychology, counseling, special education, child development, or a related fieldProfessional experience in one or more of the following areas:Academic, ADHD, or Executive Function CoachingSpecial Education, School Counseling, or Student SupportEducational Therapy, Occupational Therapy, Speech/Language Pathology, ABA, or related developmental/learning supportCounseling, therapy, social work, or related helping professions, especially with children, teens, young adults, or familiesAcademic tutoring, study skills tutoring, or student success coachingYou will be a great fit for this position if you are:A warm, approachable “people person” who enjoys working directly with students and families, can build rapport with a wide variety of personalities, and can balance empathy with structure, accountability, and clear next stepsEnergized by student-facing work and able to stay positive, encouraging, and engaged through several hours of back-to-back coaching sessions, both virtually and in personReliable, organized, and proactive; families, students, and teammates can count on you to follow through on communication, scheduling, session preparation, and administrative detailsA practical problem-solver who keeps looking for the next helpful step when students are overwhelmed, resistant, discouraged, or making slower progress than expectedInterested in helping students build practical, real-life skills over time — not just helping with homework in the momentOpen to feedback, collaboration, and ongoing growth as part of a supportive teamJob Responsibilities:As a full-time coach, you will be responsible for…Meeting with students for approximately 25–30 hours of coaching sessions per weekHelping students strengthen executive functioning, organization, time management, planning, study skills, and follow-throughIdentifying and planning the most important topics to cover in students' sessionsCommunicating with parents about students' progress by text, email, and phoneChecking in with students by text or email between sessions as neededCollaborating with teachers, counselors, tutors, therapists, and other professionals when appropriateParticipating in 1:1s, small groups, team meetings, and continuing education sessionsContributing to team systems, student support, and other projects that help us serve families wellWhat Success Looks Like:In this role, success means helping students feel understood, supported, and challenged in practical ways that help them make meaningful progress over time. We are an Academic & ADHD coaching practice founded in 2013 to help teens and young adults earn better grades with less stress by improving their executive functioning, organization, time management, and study skills.