Employment
Why Emma?
Founded in 1814, Emma Willard School was built on the notion that women could excel in an academically rigorous environment, just like men. Over 200 years later, Emma remains an institution that thrives on intellectual curiosity and making way for everyone’s voice to be heard. Surrounded by century-old gothic architecture, EMployees at Emma Willard School become a part of a community that is surrounded by tradition, yet focused on meeting the greatest challenges of our world. From working toward anti-racism to addressing climate change to pursuing social justice, the Emma community is engaged in combining academic excellence with real-world impact. What’s more, we genuinely care about one another while we’re doing it.
If you love being a part of something greater than yourself, Emma is your place. If you love being a part of a community that supports and cares about one another, Emma is your place. If you love striving for excellence, Emma is your place.
Current Openings
The School Counselor, as a member of the Health Services Team, is one of three full time school counselors responsible for supporting the social and emotional needs of 360 boarding and day students in grades 9 through 12.
Emma Willard School seeks an enthusiastic and dedicated Mathematics Instructor for a teaching position starting as soon as possible in the 2023-2024 academic school year.
The Health and Wellness Center at Emma Willard School is hiring leave replacement(s) to cover day shifts October through March.
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Interested in joining the faculty at Emma Willard School? We practice "continuous recruitment" and collect resumes year-round to quickly have on file when positions become available. If you would like to be considered, submit your application to the Teaching Faculty Resume Collection job listing.
Why Work at Emma Willard School?
Questions? Contact:
Saytra Green
Hear from our EMployees
“I love working at Emma because I can show up authentically.”
“We have a community that embraces learning and challenges both teachers and students to create new and innovative pathways for understanding.”
“Emma gives me a chance to work with young people who are curious and looking to change the world.”
“Love the community feeling. Love the silliness our adults will do to bring our students joy. Love that our students care about each other.”