Student Teacher Supervisor (HR Use Only)

Posted: August 12, 2026. This position is part-time and location-dependent; work mode (in-person, remote, or hybrid) is determined by your state of residence. Primary location: Columbus, Ohio (201 S. Grant Ave, Remote Columbus, OH 43215).

About the role

The Student Teacher Supervisor serves as a Clinical University Supervisor for student teacher candidates, overseeing candidates in their assigned licensure area and grade band. This supervision role ensures student teacher candidates receive consistent support, guidance, and evaluation throughout their student teaching experience.

Note: This position is only intended for application by those already in discussion with Franklin University's College of Education. If you were not specifically directed to apply here by Human Resources, your application will not be reviewed.

Responsibilities

• Complete all onboarding paperwork and required training sessions (including the Supervisor Training and Seminar Meet-and-Greet).
• Provide consistent supervision for assigned student teacher candidates through their assigned placement.
• Guide and support cooperating teachers through documentation and process expectations.
• Serve as a liaison between the H.K. and Eva James College of Education and the hosting school partner.
• Conduct formal student observations and post-conference meetings, plus midterm and final evaluations using the H.K. and Eva James College of Education's assessment tools.
• Maintain regular communication with student teachers via meetings, email, and Zoom, offering timely, constructive feedback.
• Submit all required evaluation documents by program deadlines.
• Foster student confidence, teaching efficacy, and professional growth.
• Stay current with supervision best practices (e.g., cognitive coaching, adult learning theory, and instructional strategies).
• Communicate any concerns to the Clinical Field Office.
• Conduct all required meetings and observations in accordance with university and state requirements, which may include:
  • An initial meeting with the student teacher candidate and cooperating teacher.
  • The number and type of classroom observations required by the candidate's state, university program, and/or applicable educator preparation regulations, including post-observation conferences.
  • A midterm evaluation meeting using the H.K. and Eva James College of Education's approved assessment method.
  • A final evaluation meeting using the H.K. and Eva James College of Education's approved assessment method.
• Meetings and observations may be conducted virtually, in person, or in a hybrid format as permitted by the candidate's state.

Requirements

• Master's degree in Education or a related field.
• Minimum of five years of successful K–12 teaching experience.
• Hold or have previously held an appropriate professional teaching license, certificate, or credential issued by a state education agency.
• Meet any additional supervisor qualifications required by the state in which the assigned student teacher is completing clinical practice.
• Demonstrated knowledge and experience within the candidate's assigned licensure/content area and grade band.
• Daytime availability to conduct observations, conferences, and meetings with student teacher candidates and cooperating teachers.
• Ability to complete supervision activities virtually, in person, or through a hybrid format as required.
• Familiarity with applicable state educator standards, evaluation systems, educator preparation requirements, and the InTASC Model Core Teaching Standards.
• Must meet applicable residency or geographic requirements associated with the assigned supervisor position.
• Proficiency with Google Workspace, Microsoft Teams, GoReact, and other online documentation/assessment platforms.

Pay

Supervisors receive a stipend of $750 per student teacher per semester.

About Franklin University

Founded in 1902, Franklin University has built its reputation on removing barriers to higher education for ambitious adults who must balance their educational goals with other commitments. Accredited and nonprofit, Franklin has earned its long-standing reputation as an innovator in online education. The University offers applied, in-demand undergraduate, master’s and doctorate programs that enable adult learners to achieve their educational and professional goals. From entrepreneurs to CEOs, more than 50,000 Franklin alumni can be found around the world contributing to the communities in which they live and work.