Lead Learning Guide
Location Roswell Headquarters
Type: Part-Time
Schedule: Monday–Thursday, approximately 8:30 AM–1:30 PM
Pay: $28–$32 per hour
Reports to: Rocli leadership
Start date: Open until filled
Rocli Learning Academy is seeking a compassionate, dependable, and creative Lead Learning Guide to support neurodivergent learners at our Roswell headquarters.
Rocli is a small, specialized learning environment designed for children who may not thrive in a traditional classroom. Our learners have a wide range of academic, communication, developmental, sensory, and support needs. Some students may be verbal, minimally verbal, or use AAC devices, and students may be working at different academic levels within the same learning group.
Our Lead Learning Guide helps create a structured, encouraging environment while providing individualized and small-group academic instruction.
Key responsibilities
Lead small-group and individualized learning activities
Implement Rocli's academic programming using tools such as IXL, hands-on curriculum materials, and individualized learning plans
Modify lessons and activities based on each student's academic and developmental needs
Support students with communication, transitions, social interaction, regulation, and independence throughout the learning day
Maintain a calm, structured, welcoming learning environment
Track student progress and communicate observations to Rocli leadership
Help prepare learning activities, materials, and student work
Collaborate with Assistant Learning Guides and other Rocli team members
Work collaboratively with ABA therapists or other support professionals who may accompany students during the school day
Communicate professionally and compassionately with families
Help maintain an organized, safe, and engaging classroom environment
Who we're looking for
The ideal candidate is someone who understands that every child learns differently and is comfortable adjusting instruction rather than expecting every student to follow the same path.
Experience in one or more of the following areas is strongly preferred:
Special education
Elementary or early childhood education
Autism support
Neurodivergent learners
Homeschool or alternative education
ABA or therapeutic learning environments
Individualized instruction or tutoring
AAC or alternative communication
Qualifications
Experience working with children required
Experience working with neurodivergent learners strongly preferred
Strong classroom management and organizational skills
Ability to work with students at different academic and developmental levels
Patient, dependable, flexible, and comfortable thinking creatively
Strong written and verbal communication skills
Ability to collaborate with families, educators, therapists, and support professionals
Must be able to successfully complete a background check
Why Rocli?
At Rocli, we intentionally keep our learning environment small so our Guides can actually know their students.
This isn't about standing in front of a large classroom and expecting every child to complete the same assignment at the same pace. Our Guides have the opportunity to individualize instruction, celebrate meaningful progress, collaborate with families and therapists, and help create a learning experience that works for each child.
If you believe education should adapt to the learner — not the other way around — we'd love to hear from you.
How to apply
Use the button below. You'll need a resume and a short answer about your background with neurodivergent learners. We read every application ourselves.


