Teacher for the Visually Impaired (TVI) | Clermont, Florida

Bring your expertise in teaching students with visual impairments to a fulfilling contract opportunity near Clermont, FL for the 2026-2027 school year! This full-time, on-site role focuses on supporting K-12 students across an itinerant assignment spanning approximately 13 schools, with most locations within a reasonable commute in the area. Candidates who are willing to travel are especially encouraged, as the district is actively interviewing and working to create a schedule that fits your needs.

Key Qualifications:

• Valid Florida Professional Teaching License for the Visually Impaired (TVI)
• Orientation & Mobility Specialist (OMS) certification required
• Testing/screening background for student assessments is essential
• Preferred experience providing services in school settings, though all qualified applicants will be considered
• Ability to serve a diverse caseload of 15-20 K-12 students, offering both direct instruction and consultative support

Your Responsibilities:

• Travel to 2-3 schools per day (district main office serves as your homebase)
• Adjust schedules collaboratively with the district for optimal work-life balance and travel ease
• Conduct student screenings and evaluate eligibility for TVI services
• Deliver direct and indirect instruction, ensuring that each student receives personalized support
• Provide consultative services for students and staff, as well as monthly follow-ups as needed
• Stay organized with documentation and student progress, completing all onboarding and compliance requirements

Benefits & Perks:

• Flexible scheduling accommodating your commute and preferences
• District support and streamlined onboarding process
• Unique opportunity to impact students’ learning journeys across multiple campuses

Be part of a district that values your unique skillset and is committed to supporting your professional success. Interviews are actively being scheduled—take the next step in your career and apply now to make a meaningful difference for students with visual impairments!

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