Kumon Math & Reading Center is seeking a Center Manager to help lead our established Baltimore-area learning center. This is a great opportunity for a natural leader who enjoys working with people, solving problems, and taking ownership. The ideal candidate is comfortable leading a team, building relationships with families, and wearing multiple hats in a small-business environment. We’re looking for someone who wants to grow beyond a typical part-time role and take on greater responsibility over time, with potential future opportunities for a business-minded candidate. Compensation: $28–$35 per hour Part-time position (approximately 20 hours per week) Additional hours as needed and flexible Growth opportunities Responsibilities: Lead and support center staff, including employees, while maintaining clear expectations Build strong relationships with parents and families, and address concerns professionally Meet with prospective families and explain the value of the Kumon program in a warm, consultative manner Oversee daily center operations, organization, and administrative tasks Identify problems, improve processes, and step in wherever needed to keep the center running smoothly Qualifications: Leadership, management, education, customer service, sales experience preferred Strong communicator who connects well with parents, students, and staff Takes initiative, solves problems, and follows through Comfortable leading others and having direct, respectful conversations Personality matters: We value attitude, character, energy, and willingness to learn—not just experience or technical skills Compensation: $28 - $35 hourly

• Lead and support center staff, including employees, while maintaining clear expectations • Build strong relationships with parents and families, and address concerns professionally • Meet with prospective families and explain the value of the Kumon program in a warm, consultative manner • Oversee daily center operations, organization, and administrative tasks • Identify problems, improve processes, and step in wherever needed to keep the center running smoothly