Nativity Teaching Fellowship
The Nativity Teaching Fellowship Program is open to recent college graduates who desire to positively impact our students’ education and development. Nativity Boston seeks individuals who embody strong leadership qualities and a steadfast commitment to promoting equality through the transformative power of education. Nativity Fellows play a pivotal role in shaping our school community and extending their influence to the Boston community beyond their initial two-year teaching commitment. Upon completing the Fellowship, many Fellows choose to further contribute to the field of education, continuing their impactful work.
Responsibilities:
- Two-year service commitment to Nativity Prep
- Live in community with other fellows at Burton House
- Assist Lead Teachers with at least two classes; Second-year Fellows may take on more teaching responsibilities at the discretion of the Principal
- Serve as an advisor to 3-4 students
- Supervise school-day activities and fulfill daily duty obligations
- Coach or supervise afternoon activities from 3-5 p.m. (Monday, Tuesday, Thursday) and dinner until 6 p.m. once a week
- Coordinate other school programs as assigned by the Principal (athletic director, tutor coordinator, community service coordinator)
- Teach, coach, and supervise students at the Nativity Prep Summer Program during the month of July
Compensation:
- Room and board at Burton House Faculty Residence (in Jamaica Plain)
- Medical Insurance
- Stipend: Year 1 – $1200/month, Year 2 – $1400/month stipend
- Access to school-owned vehicles for local transportation
- Opportunity to enroll tuition-free in a master’s degree program at the Boston College Lynch School of Education