Teaching jobs in Hawaii
Hawaii schools are seeking educators to fill teaching vacancies in all subjects. Whether you are a new graduate, have recently moved to Hawaii, or are changing jobs, make teaching in Hawaii a possibility with Teach Away.
Top Hawaii Teaching Jobs positions
Special Education Teacher
Lower Kuskokwim School District
Bethel, United States
Teaching Credential/LicenseStart in August 2026
Secondary Science Teacher
Lower Kuskokwim School DistrictBethel, United StatesTeaching Credential/LicenseStart in August 2026
Secondary ELA Teacher
Lower Kuskokwim School DistrictBethel, United StatesTeaching Credential/LicenseStart in August 2026
How to find teaching jobs in Hawaii
Teaching jobs in Hawaii require a Bachelor’s degree and/or completion or a teacher training program, plus a state issued teaching license. As one of the most desirable locations in the US, the demand for elementary and high school teachers across all the islands of Hawaii is very high to keep up with the growing population. Teach in Hawaii to experience a fulfilling teaching experience and outdoors lifestyle.
Teaching in Hawaii at a Glance
Number of public schools | 256 |
Number of teachers | 11,608 |
Number of students | 180,409 |
Average teacher salary | $54,300 |
Budget | $1.9 billion |
Teacher certification requirements | Praxis Principles of Learning and Teaching (PLT) tests |
Teacher certification reciprocity | Out-of-state teachers can qualify for certification in Hawaii through the NASDTEC Interstate Agreement |
State professional development requirements | Continuing education requirements are not tied to license renewal |
