History

Fort Lauderdale, known for its intricate canals as the 'Venice of America,' is a beautiful beachside city located on the Atlantic Coast. The city was named for a series of forts built in the area during the second Seminole War. Today, Fort Lauderdale is a major yachting center and its primary industry is tourism. Its population is about 165,000 but the city gets nearly a million visitors each year. The downtown area is a popular nightspot, featuring many fine restaurants and nightclubs. The Riverwalk Arts and Entertainment District is the heart of the city's entertainment and culture. The climate is delightfully tropical.

Teaching Jobs in Fort Lauderdale

Those looking for teaching jobs in primary and secondary education will have ample opportunities in the area's local school district, which is the nation's sixth largest. The Broward County Public Schools serve over 260,000 students in over 260 schools and centers. The district operates 138 elementary schools, 43 middle schools, 33 high schools, and 56 charter schools. There are also 16 vocational schools in the area. Opportunities for teaching jobs in higher education can also be found, with seven campuses headquartered in Fort Lauderdale, including a satellite office for the University of Phoenix.

Tutoring Jobs in Fort Lauderdale

Professional tutoring jobs can be found in the area's academic support center, and Kaplan University's corporate headquarters are also located in the city. There are also abundant opportunities for private in-home tutoring jobs in core subjects, music, and language. Broward County Library administrates an extensive library system with 37 branch libraries as well as the eight-story Main Library in downtown Fort Lauderdale.

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