Fit Learning is hiring learning coaches!

Fit Learning St. Louis is growing, and we’re recruiting new learning coaches. Fit is a fun, supportive, and flexible workplace. Our coaches find it especially rewarding to work with kids and help transform their learning. If you’re interested in learning more about how to become Fit Learning certified, email Director Janice Smith at Janice@FitLearningSTL.com today.

About Working at Fit Learning

The Fit Learning Method isolates core reading, comprehension, math, writing, and critical thinking skills and trains these skills to fluency. At Fit Learning, you can learn how to improve students’ memory, heighten their confidence, and help them develop the ability to quickly and effortlessly learn new things. As a learning coach paid intern, you will teach students Fit Reading, Fit Math, Fit Logic, Fit Writing, Fit Penmanship, Fit Spelling, and Lil Fits.

What Fit Learning Coaches Love About the Job

• We have fun — both students and coaches! In fact, fun is one of our core values.
• The working environment is positive and nurturing.
• Working 1:1 with learners is uniquely meaningful, and you see the difference you’re making in students’ lives.
• There’s NO work to bring home at night or on weekends. And no missed lunches!

Benefits of Working at Fit Learning

Fit provides a full benefits package conducive to excellent work-life balance.

Our team members receive paid time off, a professional development allowance, flexible scheduling, health expense reimbursement, structured and systematic training, onsite clinical leadership and mentorship, tax-free healthcare expense reimbursement, and simple IRA match. In addition, there are bonus and promotion opportunities.

College Internships

Are you interested in education or psychology? Do you like working with kids? Looking for experience before graduate school? We often work with college students, and Fit is an official practicum site for Lindenwood University, University of Missouri-St. Louis, Saint Louis University, and Washington University. A Fit internship is a great opportunity for students in a variety of fields of study, including neuroscience, neuropsychology (such as the Psychological and Brain Sciences program at Washington University), child development, speech and language pathology, and occupational therapy. Fit interns gain experience with a wide variety of learning profiles, including children of all ages (preschool through high school) and with diagnoses such as ADHD, learning disabilities or learning differences, special education needs, anxiety, developmental disabilities or developmental delays, dyslexia, neurodivergence or neurodiversity, processing disorders, dyscalculia, and autism spectrum disorder.

There’s lots to love about Fit paid internships, including the valuable training and experience you get in precision teaching, principles of learning science, and evidence-based instruction … all while working closely with children to transform their learning.

Next Steps

For more information about the position or working at Fit, just contact Janice Smith, director of the Fit Learning St. Louis lab. She can be reached at janice@fitlearningstl.com or (314) 246-0540.