Philadelphia & Camden

Across Philadelphia and Camden, Kokua teachers have the chance to embody the mantra: “If you love what you do, you will never work a day in your life”. From the Liberty Bell to the Rocky Steps, Philly has its own exciting and historic culture. A Kokua substitute teacher thrives in this type of environment, which is why we ventured into Philadelphia years ago to partner with leading educators, and many of the top schools across the city’s education landscape.

With both long-term and part-time opportunities available in elementary through highschool classrooms, Kokua is a great fit for those seeking to make a difference. Apply now to join us this school year and see the impact you can have on a child’s life as a Kokua Substitute Teacher.

Sign on as a Kokua guest teacher in three simple steps.

Apply

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Interview

Hear back within one day, and interview immediately.

Teach Next Week

Get in the classroom as soon as next week!

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The benefits of becoming a Kokua teacher:

Create lifelong impact

Wake up every day with an opportunity to influence young peoples’ lives.

ENJOY FLEXIBILITY & FAST PAYMENT

Work as much or as little as you choose, and get paid within two weeks.

LEAD YOUR COMMUNITY

Join a network of professionals and role models committed to making a difference for youth.

“If you want to stay young, sharp, and in-tune with what’s going on, guest teach and keep an open mind. The kids will fill your heart with joy.” Willie

“I started guest teaching because I needed a flexible work option while getting my Graduate Degree, but still wanted purpose based work. I ended up being hired full time and found my school, kids, and calling. ” Rhonda

“My first job after college was guest teaching and now 20 years later, and many jobs in between, I still guest teach. Not because I have to, but because I love to.” Tim

“If you want to stay young, sharp, and in-tune with what’s going on, guest teach and keep an open mind. The kids will fill your heart with joy.” Willie

“I started guest teaching because I needed a flexible work option while getting my Graduate Degree, but still wanted purpose based work. I ended up being hired full time and found my school, kids, and calling. ” Rhonda

“My first job after college was guest teaching and now 20 years later, and many jobs in between, I still guest teach. Not because I have to, but because I love to.” Tim