Careers
Join our team! Below you will find our current open positions.
Nativity Graduate Summer Interns
To Apply: Submit a resume and cover letter by email to careers@nativityworcester.org or mail.
Deadline to Apply: Friday, April 10, 2026
The Graduate Summer Intern supports several areas of the Nativity Worcester community during the summer months, including Summer Session programming, Advancement, Graduate Support, and school operations. The intern assists with preparing classrooms and materials, supports teachers and students during the three-week Summer Session, and contributes to projects that strengthen graduate engagement and community awareness. Through a combination of student mentorship, administrative support, and school projects, this role helps create a positive and well-organized environment that supports student success.
English Department Head Teacher
The ELA Department Head Teacher serves as the primary ELA teacher for grade levels 6-8. In addition to providing direct classroom instruction, the teacher serves as a leader and mentor to the Teaching Fellows on the ELA team and is an essential point of contact with families. This teacher position is responsible for creating an environment in which students can achieve their highest potential, as demonstrated by measurable academic and social growth.
Middle School Teacher
The Middle School Teacher is a dynamic educator responsible for teaching multiple subjects across grades 6–8. This individual is a collaborative, mission-driven professional who creates an engaging, structured, and inclusive classroom environment while working closely with colleagues to support the academic and personal growth of each student. In addition to providing direct classroom instruction, the teacher serves as a leader and mentor to the Teaching Fellows and is an essential point of contact with families.
History Department Head Teacher
The History Department Head Teacher serves as the primary History teacher for multiple grade levels (grades 6-8). In addition to providing direct classroom instruction, the teacher serves as a leader and mentor to the Teaching Fellows on the History team and is an essential point of contact with families. This teacher position is responsible for creating an environment in which students can achieve their highest potential, as demonstrated by measurable academic and social growth.