Careers at Apogee St. Pete

We're looking for a full-time Apogee Coach to join our team four days a week. You'll guide students ages 5–12 through project-based learning, lead group discussions, run daily fitness sessions, and help kids develop the critical thinking, communication, and adaptability skills they'll carry for life.

This isn't a traditional teaching role. There are no lesson plans handed down from a district office. You'll facilitate learning — asking great questions, creating hands-on experiences, and meeting each student where they are. If you've been looking for a way to actually make an impact in education without the bureaucracy, this is it.

• Facilitate group discussions and guide students through self-directed projects that build real-world skills
• Create a student-centered environment focused on personal growth, mastery, and character development
• Lead daily physical fitness sessions (activities vary throughout the year)
• Track student progress using our competency-based mastery system — no standardized testing
• Partner with parents to align on goals and keep learning going at home
• Mentor students in goal-setting, entrepreneurial thinking, and financial literacy fundamentals
• Collaborate with the founding team to refine curriculum, daily structure, and school culture

• You have experience in education, coaching, or mentorship — and you're ready to do it differently
• You're energized by the idea of small-group, relationship-driven learning over lecture-and-test models
• You prioritize your own health and well-being — physically, mentally, emotionally — and model that for students
• You're entrepreneurial: you've built something, started something, or thrive in environments where you have ownership over your work
• You care deeply about preparing kids for real life, not just the next grade level

We're looking for a part-time Apogee Coach to join us two days a week. Same role, same expectations, same impact — just on a two-day schedule. This is a great fit for someone who's coaching, freelancing, or homeschooling their own kids and wants meaningful part-time work that actually matters.

You'll guide students ages 5–12 through hands-on projects, lead group discussions, run fitness sessions, and help build the kind of critical thinking and communication skills that traditional schools don't prioritize.

• Facilitate group discussions and guide students through self-directed projects that build real-world skills
• Create a student-centered environment focused on personal growth, mastery, and character development
• Lead daily physical fitness sessions (activities vary throughout the year)
• Track student progress using our competency-based mastery system
• Partner with parents to align on goals and keep learning going at home
• Mentor students in goal-setting and entrepreneurial thinking

• You have experience in education, coaching, or mentorship — and want something more impactful than what traditional schools offer
• You're comfortable facilitating conversations, not lecturing
• You prioritize your own health and well-being and model that for students
• You're adaptable, self-directed, and energized by a startup environment
• You care about the whole kid — not just test scores