History

Known as the 'Heart of the Commonwealth,' Worcester, Massachusetts is a city rich in history and culture. A hot bed of activity during the founding of our nation, Worcester was a major munitions depot and seat of revolutionary activity. Worcester was where the very first public reading of the Declaration of Independence was held, in front of the Worcester City Hall. Known for its innovative ideals, Worcester would also play a major role in the industrial revolution, getting into the steel business. Today, Worcester is economically and culturally diversified. Home to many museums, including the Worcester Art Museum which houses Rembrandts, Matisses, and Renoirs, Worcester also has an impressive performing arts presence, including Broadway shows at the Hanover Theater for the Performing Arts. Worcester is also drawing on its innovative history, and is a leader in the bio-medical field as well as the insurance industry.

Teaching Jobs in Worcester

Educators seeking tutoring jobs in Worcester have ample venues to scout. The city's educational needs are serviced by the Worcester Public School system. They operate 33 elementary schools, four middle schools, and seven high schools. There are also 13 other types of learning facilities such as alternative schools and magnet schools. There are also many opportunities for teaching jobs at one of the more than 20 private and parochial schools located in the city. Specialists in science and math can also look to find tutoring jobs at the Massachusetts Academy of Math and Science, located at the Worcester Polytechnic Institute. If you are looking for post-secondary teaching jobs, Worcester hosts a number of public and private colleges and universities. These include the afore mentioned Worcester PolyTechnic, Worcester State University, and the Jesuit College of the Holy Cross, one of the oldest Roman Catholic colleges in the country.

Tutoring Jobs in Worcester

When scheduling tutoring jobs, utilize one of the three large branches of the Worcester Public Library System. Each branch has accommodating hours allowing for ease of scheduling. If the day's activities center around American history, culture, or literature through 1876, set up your teaching job at the American Antiquarian Society independent library.

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