For educators who truly understand how young children learn.
If you value thoughtful teaching, small groups, and meaningful engagement — we'd love to work with you. We handle the logistics, materials, and coordination, so you can focus on what matters most: teaching.
We make teaching better — together.
At Note, you're not just teaching — you're supported. We design the program, handle logistics, and create the environment so you can focus on meaningful, high-quality teaching.
Support, not admin
We handle scheduling, materials, and coordination — so you can focus fully on teaching.
Small groups, real impact
Work with engaged children in small-group settings where you can actually connect, teach, and see progress.
Thoughtful teaching approach
Our programs are designed with early childhood development in mind — creative, structured, and meaningful.
Flexible and respectful
We value your time, your expertise, and your teaching style — with flexible scheduling and a supportive team.
A better way to teach — and build your career.
Competitive compensation
We pay above market for the caliber of educators we work with.
Thoughtfully designed programs
You don't start from scratch — our curriculum provides structure while allowing room for your teaching style.
Fully supported teaching
We handle scheduling, materials, and communication — so you can focus on what matters most: teaching.
Hear from our teachers.
average rating from our educators.
I can finally just teach.
The flexibility helps me balance my schedule, and I don't have to deal with admin or logistics. I can focus fully on my students — and that makes a big difference.
Everything is taken care of.
From finding students to scheduling and payment, it's all handled. I get to spend my time where it matters — teaching.
The right balance of freedom and support.
I can teach in my own style while still having structure and support. That combination is rare, and it makes the work really fulfilling.
Apply to teach with Note.
We're looking for thoughtful educators who enjoy working with young children in small-group settings. Tell us about your experience — we review every application carefully and follow up with next steps.
Questions, answered.
What qualifications do you look for?
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We look for educators with strong musical training and experience working with young children. Just as important, we value teachers who are thoughtful, engaging, and genuinely enjoy small-group teaching.
How does the application process work?
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After you apply, we review your experience and reach out to selected candidates for next steps, which may include a short conversation and a teaching sample.
Do I need prior teaching experience?
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Yes — experience working with children is important. We're looking for educators who are comfortable leading and engaging young learners.
What does the schedule look like?
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Schedules are flexible and based on your availability. Most sessions take place in residential settings.
Do I have to write my own lesson plans?
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Before teaching, you'll meet with the Note team to review and plan your lessons. You'll share your ideas, and we'll collaborate on structure, materials, and approach. You're encouraged to bring your own teaching style within that framework.
What's the next step after I'm selected?
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We'll onboard you, align on your availability, and begin matching you with groups that fit your schedule and expertise. You'll also meet with the Note team to prepare and plan your sessions before you begin teaching.