Travel Special Education Teacher in Phoenix, AZ

Embark on an exciting travel assignment as a Special Education Teacher, where your expertise not only impacts students’ lives, but also provides you with exceptional career benefits. Travel roles offer enticing non-taxable stipends, expertly managed travel support, premium compensation packages, robust healthcare, and 401(k) retirement access, ensuring your financial stability and well-being as you advance in your profession.

Set your sights on the vibrant Phoenix, AZ area—a region celebrated for year-round sunshine, thriving arts, and outdoor adventures in the Sonoran Desert. With opportunities across Tempe, Phoenix West, Dysart, and Peoria, you can experience the diversity of Arizona’s most dynamic communities. Each assignment is a chance to broaden your instructional repertoire, collaborate with forward-thinking educators, and experience innovative classroom leadership.

You’ll build your resume with valuable exposure to varied instructional models, supporting students from early elementary through transition-age young adults. After school, explore hiking trails, savor local cuisine, or visit world-class museums and festivals. As you grow professionally, your downtime becomes an opportunity for personal enrichment and adventure.

Qualifications/Desired Experience

• Valid Special Education Teacher certification; Moderate/Severe credential highly desired, especially for HS in Dysart
• Experience serving students with autism, developmental, behavioral, intellectual, or learning disabilities
• Adaptable to multiple locations and grade levels (K–22)
• Willingness to collaborate with multidisciplinary teams
• Strong skills in behavior management, lesson planning, and IEP implementation

Responsibilities

• Deliver structured instruction for students in foundational academics, behavior regulation, social-emotional learning, or life/career skills
• Provide high levels of support and individualized strategies tailored to elementary (ages 5–10), upper elementary/middle (ages 9–14), or high school/transition students (ages 14–22)
• Foster independence, peer relationships, and readiness for next academic or life stages
• Utilize data-driven approaches and collaborate on IEP teams
• Rotate between 4 school locations as assigned, adhering to a 7:45am–3:15pm schedule

Benefits

• Non-taxable stipends and premium compensation
• Comprehensive travel assistance
• Healthcare benefits, including medical, dental, and vision coverage
• 401(k) retirement plan for future security
• Job security through consistent hours and contract length

Be part of something transformative—apply today to advance your career, experience Arizona’s unique energy, and make a difference in the lives of exceptional learners. Interview spots are available between 9am and 4pm—secure yours now!

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