Careers at Berkeley

List of 6 items.

• Contact

  Inquiries regarding all employment opportunities may be directed to careers@berkeleyprep.org. Email is the preferred contact method. Along with your resume, please include a cover letter specifically stating any positions for which you are qualified. Please note that employment is subject to information verification, and a background check. Berkeley is an equal opportunity employer.

• Professional Development and Personal Enrichment

  Ongoing professional development opportunities are essential to providing students with a 21st-century education. Teachers at Berkeley never stop learning—here’s a peek at how we proudly support that growth.
   
  

  • Certain non-teaching days throughout the school year are designated for professional development with colleagues on campus. 
  • Our teachers not only attend but conduct seminars all over the country. 
  • Many teachers see their work placed in national publications, and even more receive outside grants for further study. 
  • Another perk that you’ll rarely find at other schools is that we encourage teachers to apply for two Berkeley funds that support endeavors limited only by their imagination. 

  1. 1. Jenkins Fund for Teaching Excellence: Would seeing two of the latest Broadway musicals on a trip to New York City enhance your theatre curriculum, or would an immersive trip to Peru deepen your knowledge of culture and language as a Spanish teacher? Where would you go? Teaching faculty members are encouraged to apply for funding for individually tailored experiential learning opportunities that are self-designed to inspire and invigorate.
     2. Kuhn Fund for Positive Difference: Have you ever wanted to teach in a small village in Kenya or work with a giant tortoise conservation team in the Galapagos Islands? How would you give back? All employees are encouraged to apply for funding for national and international travel opportunities with a service component so they can help others in powerful ways and model the strong character and compassion that we consistently instill in our students.

• Facilities and Resources

  Our 86-acre campus in suburban Tampa offers first-rate educational and athletic resources and distinct, age-appropriate areas for the Lower, Middle and Upper Divisions. The school has launched a Campus Master Plan that is guiding campus enhancements and improvements that will benefit the entire Berkeley community. In addition to state-of-the-art facilities, extensive resources allow faculty members to maximize curriculum development for their classroom.

• Accreditation and Memberships

  Berkeley is accredited through the Florida Council of Independent Schools and the Southern Association of Independent Schools.  Memberships include the National Association of Independent Schools, the National Association of Episcopal Schools, the Association of Independent School Admission Professionals, the Enrollment Management Association, the National Association of College Admissions Counselors, the National Business Officers Association, and the Mid-South Independent School Business Officers. Berkeley has also been recognized as an Apple Distinguished School.

• Our Tampa Bay Community

  We are located in the beautiful Tampa Bay area, close to beaches, professional sports teams, and performing arts facilities. The Faculty and Staff Appreciation Tickets (FASAT) program provides several faculty and staff with donated Tampa Bay area event tickets throughout the year. Learn more about the year-round opportunities that await you in Tampa Bay, making it one of the most desirable places to live in the country.

• Benefits

  • Tuition reimbursement for approved continuing education
  • A faculty and staff Employee Wellness Program 
  • Employee-only hours available at the Hunt Family Fitness Center
  • Competitive salaries and benefit packages to include health, vision and dental insurance, an Employee Assistance program, supplemental insurances, paid time off and TIAA/CREF retirement plan
  • Generous tuition remission for students of faculty (and all full-time employees) including BEEP, the afterschool program for those students enrolled in Lower Division
  • A robust breakfast and lunch dining program

  
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