History

Pittsburgh was originally developed as a commercial and industrial city. By the Great Depression, steel production had gone west and the glory of the city was fading. There was a temporary boost of economics during WWII, but after the war, there was another decline in economics, air quality, and poor housing. In the mid-1940s, to stem this decline, the local government tried to improve the life of Pittsburgh. They called this initiative the Renaissance, and managed to improve things for 20 years. A second Renaissance happened in 1977 and lasted until the 1980s. Since then, Pittsburgh has had a constant struggle to increase the population. They have looked towards technology and education to improve the area. As of 2010, there's 305,704 citizens.

Teaching Jobs in Pittsburgh

Are you're interested in teaching in Pittsburgh because you live there or are you planning to move there? There are many options for you, so you might very well find a teaching job. On Simply Hired, there are 1,329 teaching jobs and tutoring jobs listed. These positions are just 15 miles from the city! If you'd like to teach at a public or private K-12 school, there are 278 institutions to contact. The school listings are here. Perhaps you'd rather have a teaching job at a university. University of Pittsburgh, Carlow University, and Carnegie Mellon University are the main institutions. There are many more schools in Pittsburgh, as you can see here.

Tutoring Jobs in Pittsburgh

If you're interested to having a second job as a tutor or just having a tutoring job, you have over 95,308 students that need help, thus you will surely find pupils. After getting clients, you'll need a place to work. A library would be a great option. With 19 branches, the Carnegie Library of Pittsburgh would be one of the library systems you and your students could meet at. There's also a whole library for the blind and physically handicapped. They have many resource collections, language programs, eBooks, computer classes, and more. This surely would be a great place to accomplish your tutoring job.

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