Jobs at Language Trainers

This travel position places a Speech Language Pathologist in a preschool setting within Colorado Springs, Colorado. The role involves providing speech therapy services for 40 hours per week over a 44-week duration. Key responsibilities include conducting assessments, developing treatment plans, and collaborating with school staff to support student development. Candidates must hold an active Colorado license and ASHA CCC certification. The opportunity is appealing due to the chance to work with a highly rated, woman-owned staffing firm that prioritizes matching professionals with assignments fitting their career goals. The arrangement offers a structured day shift schedule and the flexibility of a travel assignment.

This full-time Speech Language Pathologist role for the 2026-2027 school year focuses on delivering essential speech and language intervention services to eligible students. The position involves conducting comprehensive evaluations, developing Individual Education Plans, and providing both individual and group therapy sessions. Key responsibilities include maintaining accurate special education records, collaborating with classroom teachers and external therapy providers, and participating in committee meetings to monitor student progress. The role appeals to professionals seeking to make a direct impact on student development within a supportive educational environment. The position requires a Master's degree and relevant certification, with duties performed on-site at the school district.

This full-time on-site role involves serving as a School Speech Language Pathologist for the 2026-2027 academic year within a Philadelphia school district. The position supports students across elementary, middle, and high school levels, with key responsibilities including conducting speech assessments, developing individualized treatment plans, and collaborating with educators to support special education needs. The role offers a collaborative environment where clinicians can make a direct impact on children's lives while accessing comprehensive benefits such as medical coverage, 401K matching, and professional development reimbursements. This opportunity is ideal for licensed professionals seeking a rewarding contract position with a supportive staffing family.

This role involves providing Speech-Language Pathology services to patients across various care communities as part of Reliant Rehabilitation's clinical team. Key responsibilities include conducting patient screenings and evaluations, developing and implementing treatment plans to improve communication and swallowing abilities, and ensuring compliance with state and federal regulations. The position offers significant appeal through a supportive culture that promotes from within, extensive professional development opportunities including mentorship and tuition assistance, and flexible scheduling options. With operations in 44 states, the role provides the ability to match location and career goals while working in a collaborative environment dedicated to making a real difference in patient lives.

This part-time on-call Spanish Language Instructor role supports CACI's elite Language Training Team in San Antonio, Texas. The position involves delivering customized language courses through interactive lectures, eLearning tools, and immersive activities while tailoring instruction to diverse student needs. Key responsibilities include collaborating with curriculum developers, utilizing advanced classroom technology, and providing progress assessments to government clients. The role appeals to educators seeking a mission-driven environment focused on national security, offering a culture of integrity and continuous professional growth. Candidates benefit from flexible time off and robust learning resources, with up to 10% local travel required.

This role involves serving as a Foreign Language Instructor for the School of Language Studies at the National Foreign Affairs Training Center, managed by the International Center for Language Studies in Arlington, Virginia. The position requires educating adult learners in over 85 languages, with key responsibilities including delivering classroom instruction, administering proficiency-based assessments, and integrating cultural context into the curriculum. The role appeals to native or near-native speakers with a minimum of three years of teaching experience and advanced language proficiency. It offers the opportunity to contribute to high-quality government training programs with a flexible full-time or part-time schedule, supporting a mission that fosters global communication skills.

This full-time Speech Language Pathologist role is based at Sheppard Pratt School in Lanham, Maryland, serving students with autism and other developmental disabilities. The position involves assessing, diagnosing, and treating speech and language disorders through individual and group therapy sessions. Key responsibilities include collaborating with interdisciplinary teams, developing staff training programs, and maintaining detailed clinical documentation. The role appeals to professionals seeking a mission-driven environment where they can make a tangible impact on students' lives. The organization supports career growth through comprehensive tuition reimbursement and professional development opportunities. This on-site position offers a supportive culture focused on hope and healing, along with benefits including retirement matching and paid time off.

This full-time Speech-Language Pathologist role within the Sioux Falls School District focuses on delivering district-wide therapy services to students. The position involves conducting assessments, developing individualized education plans, and integrating assistive technology to support communication goals. Key responsibilities include collaborating with families and educators, maintaining compliance with special education laws, and monitoring student progress. The role appeals to candidates passionate about empowering students through innovative interventions and meaningful communication strategies. It offers a collaborative environment with opportunities for professional growth within learning communities. The position is based on-site for nine months with a standard Monday through Friday schedule.

This full-time elementary teaching role is based at Rashkis Elementary School within the Chapel Hill-Carrboro City Schools district. The position focuses on delivering Spanish language instruction to students using the North Carolina Standard Course of Study. Key responsibilities include developing engaging lesson plans, adapting curriculum for diverse learning needs, managing classroom behavior, and communicating regularly with parents and staff. The role offers the opportunity to foster a supportive learning environment that encourages student growth and cultural appreciation. The position is scheduled for ten months and requires a valid North Carolina teaching license and a bachelor's degree.

This PRN Speech Language Pathologist role focuses on evaluating and treating speech and language deficits in individuals with acquired brain injury within home and community settings. Key responsibilities include administering comprehensive evaluations, developing personalized exercise programs, and coordinating care with families, case managers, and community agencies. The position also involves training support staff, documenting progress, and integrating life goals into therapy plans. The role appeals to candidates seeking flexible, patient-centered work that directly impacts independent living outcomes. It requires an accredited degree and Clinical Fellowship eligibility, offering the opportunity to apply evidence-based practices while fostering strong professional relationships across diverse support systems.

This school-based Speech-Language Pathologist role supports the 2026-2027 academic year in North Charleston, South Carolina. The position focuses on delivering speech and language services to students with diverse communication needs within a collaborative educational environment. Key responsibilities include developing and implementing Individualized Education Program goals, providing direct intervention, and partnering with teachers, families, and related service providers to ensure student success. The role appeals to clinicians seeking a structured, part-time schedule with daytime hours and a supportive team culture. Benefits include professional development assistance, continuing education units, mentorship opportunities, and access to a community of school professionals. Candidates must hold an active state license and ASHA certification to practice effectively in this setting.

This full-time Speech Language Pathologist role supports pediatric patients in a York outpatient setting, operating on a day and evening schedule with a rotating weekend commitment. The position involves evaluating and diagnosing speech, language, and swallowing disorders, administering remedial treatments, and collaborating with an interdisciplinary team to establish patient goals. Key responsibilities include supervising rehab aides, training medical staff, and maintaining accurate clinical documentation. The role is appealing due to the comprehensive support for professional growth, including fully covered continuing education units, alongside a collaborative culture focused on patient-centered care. The position offers a competitive benefits package featuring health coverage, retirement savings, paid time off, and expanded parental leave.

This full-time on-site role involves serving as a School Speech Language Pathologist for the 2026–2027 academic year within a special education department in Sidney, Ohio. The position focuses on supporting Pre-K students through assessment, therapy, and individualized education planning. Key responsibilities include delivering direct speech and language services, collaborating with school staff, and maintaining compliance with state licensing requirements. The opportunity is appealing due to the supportive family-oriented culture, comprehensive benefits including medical and 401K matching, and professional development support through CEU reimbursements. The role offers a stable full-time schedule with paid holidays and non-student days, allowing clinicians to make a meaningful impact on young children's lives.

The World Language Teacher role at Killington Mountain School focuses on instructing French and Spanish using a proficiency-based, communicative approach while supporting international students in developing academic English skills. Key responsibilities include adapting instruction for student-athletes with travel schedules, maintaining academic continuity through distance learning, and fostering a community grounded in core values of respect and integrity. The position offers a unique work arrangement with seasonal hours that align with athletic training, allowing for a dynamic balance between slopes and classroom. This role appeals to educators seeking a high-energy environment that values professional growth, character development, and the opportunity to work with motivated students in a supportive, mission-driven community.

This travel role places a Speech Language Pathologist within a large urban school district in Baltimore, Maryland, supporting the Special Education team for the 2025–2026 academic year. The position involves conducting student assessments, developing and implementing Individualized Education Programs, and delivering direct therapy for various communication disorders. Key responsibilities include collaborating with teachers and families, participating in IEP meetings, and ensuring regulatory compliance. The opportunity is appealing for its potential to make a meaningful impact in a diverse district committed to inclusive education and equity. It offers a supportive environment for both licensed professionals and Clinical Fellows, featuring access to professional development, housing assistance, and comprehensive benefits. The role is based on-site in Baltimore, allowing clinicians to enjoy the city's vibrant culture and historic neighborhoods while advancing their careers.

This full-time Foreign Language Teacher role at North Country Union High School focuses on delivering student-centered instruction with a preference for French. Key responsibilities include designing curricula that incorporate Universal Design for Learning, managing classroom dynamics, and fostering strength-based relationships to support student mental health and wellness. The position appeals to educators committed to ensuring every student graduates with a clear college or career plan within a collaborative school community. The role requires Vermont Agency of Education licensure and offers a supportive environment dedicated to inclusive education.

This secondary teaching role at Young Middle School involves instructing students in French language and culture within a face-to-face classroom environment. The position requires designing engaging lessons, administering assessments to track student progress, and fostering a respectful, inclusive school climate. Key responsibilities include managing classroom behavior, collaborating with colleagues on curriculum development, and communicating regularly with parents and administrators. The role appeals to educators seeking to make a direct impact on student success through differentiated instruction and professional growth opportunities. Candidates must be adaptable to changing district needs and available for on-site work during regular business hours.

This full-time middle school position involves teaching Spanish or French within the Woburn Public Schools district. The role focuses on creating a culturally responsive and inclusive classroom environment while delivering rigorous, standards-aligned instruction. Key responsibilities include designing differentiated lesson plans, assessing student progress, and collaborating with colleagues to support diverse learners. The position appeals to educators committed to equity and professional growth, offering opportunities for ongoing development and participation in school-wide initiatives. The role is based on-site at the middle school and requires current Massachusetts certification in World Languages.

This PRN Speech Language Pathologist role focuses on evaluating and treating speech and language deficits in individuals with acquired brain injury within home and community settings. Key responsibilities include administering comprehensive evaluations, developing personalized exercise programs, and collaborating with families, case managers, and support staff to integrate therapy goals with daily living and employment objectives. The position appeals to candidates seeking flexible, patient-centered work that emphasizes evidence-based practice and professional growth through ongoing training. The role requires a strong ability to adapt strategies to individual needs while maintaining detailed documentation and fostering strong relationships with consumers and community agencies.

This PRN Speech Language Pathologist role focuses on evaluating and treating speech and language deficits in individuals with acquired brain injury within home and community settings. Key responsibilities include administering comprehensive evaluations, developing personalized exercise programs, and coordinating with families, case managers, and community agencies to support independent living goals. The position appeals to clinicians seeking flexible, patient-centered work that integrates therapy with daily life objectives. The role requires a degree from an accredited program and eligibility for the Clinical Fellowship Year, offering an opportunity to apply evidence-based practices while fostering strong professional relationships across the community.

This full-time Speech Language Pathologist Fellow role is based within the inpatient healthcare and medical services department at Encompass Health. The position focuses on delivering patient-centered rehabilitation for adults recovering from illness or injury under the mentorship of experienced clinicians. Key responsibilities include conducting assessments for speech, language, cognitive-communication, and swallowing disorders, developing individualized treatment plans, and providing direct therapy interventions. The fellow will also document progress in electronic medical records, educate patients and families, and collaborate closely with an interdisciplinary team to optimize outcomes. The role offers a nurturing and dynamic environment with strong clinical support, clear pathways for career growth, and opportunities to participate in quality improvement initiatives. This position is designed for individuals currently in or eligible for their Clinical Fellowship status who are seeking to advance their skills in a supportive medical setting.

This full-time Speech Language Pathologist role supports patients across various rehabilitation settings within Sigma Rehab's Healthcare & Medical Services team. The position involves conducting comprehensive clinical assessments, developing individualized evidence-based treatment plans, and delivering therapy for speech, language, and swallowing disorders. Key responsibilities include collaborating with an interdisciplinary team to coordinate care, maintaining accurate clinical documentation, and educating patients and families on home exercise programs. The role offers a supportive, people-centered culture that values teamwork and continuous professional development through mentorship and exposure to innovative technologies. Work arrangements may include on-site, hybrid, and telepractice models depending on patient needs, providing flexibility while contributing to high-quality community rehabilitation services.