History

In 1884, Alex Silva and a group of Hispanics settle the land and soon the Arizona Canal and Sahuaro Ranch are erected. By 1892, Glendale has its first residential area and newspaper Ð the Arizona Weekly Gazette. Three years later, the Santa Fe Railroad Depot, Glendale Grammar School, and library are all constructed. The residents of Glendale first use the telephone in the early 1900's. By 1930, Glendale is one of the nation's top produce shippers. With the 1940's, it becomes a place for pilot training for WWII when Air School, Luke Air Force Base, and Thunderbird Airfield were created. And with the passing years, Glendale has continued to grow so, as of the 2010 census, there are 226,721 citizens (29% of them school-aged), thus there is a need for people to fill teaching jobs and tutoring jobs.

Teaching Jobs in Glendale

With 1,855 teaching jobs (which also include tutoring jobs) listed on Simply Hired, as of December 6, 2011, you have many options. If a K-12 teaching job interests you, there are 98 public and private institutions, which are listed here. However, if you'd rather have a university-level teaching job, there are several universities to choose from. Some of them are Midwestern University, Glendale Community College, and Westford College. For a full listing of colleges, visit here.

Tutoring Jobs in Glendale

Because there are 66,677 school-aged people in Glendale, a tutoring job would probably be high in demand. A great place to work with your clients would be the Glendale Public Library. There are three branches. They have small and large meeting rooms, computers, and some Braille books.

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