Part-time Teachers – Hubbs Center
Hubbs Center is seeking part-time ELL, math, career skills, and worksite English teachers and substitute teachers to plan and facilitate classes for adults.
CLASS HOURS: Classes are held mornings, afternoons and evenings, online and in-person, Monday through Thursday. Daytime teachers (approximately 11:30 am – 1:30 or 2:30 pm) are needed for various classes beginning in January, 2026. Evening and substitute teaching applications are always accepted. Please outline your availability in your application.
FORMAT: Online classes may be taught remotely. In person classes are held at Hubbs Center, 1030 University Ave. W and East Side Learning Hub @ Harding, 1526 E. 6th Street.
Minimum Qualifications: A valid Minnesota teaching license (ABE/ELL/related and cannot be a short call sub license) OR master’s degree (ABE/ELL/related).
Rate of pay: $30 per hour for teachers with a valid MN teaching license; $28 per hour for teachers with a master’s degree but no teaching license. Paid prep time, meeting time and professional development hours.
TO APPLY: Send resume to Cathy Grady, [email protected], 651-744-1417, or contact Cathy with questions. For more information, visit: https://hubbs.spps.org/post-details/~board/hubbs-news/post/
Primary Responsibilities:
- Instruction: Use best practices in instruction for adult learners and align lessons with state curriculum standards; use a variety of instructional techniques to address diverse needs and goals of learners. Assign lessons in distance learning platforms. Find a substitute to cover the class in case of absence; prepare lesson plans for substitutes.
- Curriculum, planning and assessment: Design and develop materials and lessons as needed to supplement existing curriculum; assess and evaluate student progress according to accepted measurement criteria.
- Other: Record student attendance in ABE database. Promote ABE and assist in student recruitment.
About the Hubbs Center/Saint Paul Adult Basic Education: Adult Basic Education (ABE) is a program of the Saint Paul Public Schools’ Community Education Department. We work with more than 5,000 adults annually, helping them to reach their goals: preparing for college and careers; earning a GED; gaining U.S. citizenship; improving their reading, math, technology and English language skills, and much more.
Mission: St. Paul Public Schools Adult Basic Education (Hubbs Center) partners with adults to enrich lives through education.
History: The Ronald M. Hubbs Center for Lifelong Learning opened in the fall of 1994, combining two major literacy centers in Saint Paul: the Adult Community Education Center and the Technology for Literacy Center. The Hubbs Center is a dynamic adult education facility located in the heart of Saint Paul’s Frogtown-Midway communities. In 2014, we began offering services at the East Side Learning Hub @ Harding on the east side of St. Paul. These centers bring high quality, free services close to the community.