History

Europeans first settled Arlington in the 1840s after a battle between Edward H. Tarrant and Village Creek Native Americans. After Tarrant won, agriculture industries, cotton ginning, trading posts, and farms were established. Less than 30 years later, the railroad came through Arlington, which brought more people. By 1910, the city had water, electricity, natural gas, and telephone services as well as a public school system. All of this made the population swell to over 4,000 before WWII. What has helped Arlington grow during the 1950s and 1990s was large-scale industrialization. As of the 2010 census, there were 365,438 people living in Arlington.

Teaching Jobs in Arlington

Simply Hired has 1,584 teaching and tutoring jobs that are within 15 miles of Arlington! There are 112 public and private K-12 schools within this community; you can see the full list here. If having a teaching job at a university is what you'd like, there are many colleges to choose from. Three institutions where you could have a teaching job are Arlington Baptist College , Tarrant County College, and University of Texas at Arlington. Visit here for a full list of colleges.

Tutoring Jobs in Arlington

With over 117,094 school-aged citizens, there is a need for filling tutoring jobs. Once you find clients, you'll need a place to work. The Arlington Public Libraries is one of the many libraries to look into. They have eight branches (once of which is closed for renovations) and seven outreach locations, which offers test prep, genealogical resources, computer and computer training, meeting rooms, and more. This would be a great place for fulfilling your tutoring jobs.

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