Bilingual Nanny & Educator (Spanish)

Bolt Farm Treehouse

Bolt Farm - Whitwell, TN

On-site

Who this role is best for

A natural match if you have experience with structured, Montessori-style learning and are committed to long-term, bilingual childcare.

Best fit for

Candidates with a background in Montessori or homeschool education and a passion for bilingual immersion
— “household workflows, supported by AI and ClickUp”
Individuals who thrive in small, family-centric teams and value consistency over short-term assignments
— “the one person who carries the kids' learning, Spanish, and routines through the move and beyond”
Candidates who can manage both educational and household systems with a focus on practical, hands-on learning
— “Household work happens alongside the kids, Montessori-style, so they learn practical life from you”

Things to consider

Relocation to Nashville is required, and the role involves a multi-year commitment
— “Willing to relocate to Nashville with the family and commit to 5+ years”
The role involves a high level of responsibility for maintaining educational and household systems
— “In 90 days, the daily learning rhythm is running and the household tasks happen without reminders”

How to stand out

Highlight your ability to design and implement educational routines using tools like ClickUp
— “learning plans, routines, and household workflows, supported by AI and ClickUp”
Emphasize your experience with bilingual education and immersion techniques
— “Keep Spanish immersion going every day”
Showcase your skills in creating learning-rich, hands-on activities for young children
— “Turn the rest of the afternoon into learning: outings, cooking, building, reading, nature, and practical life”
Demonstrate your ability to manage inventory and household logistics with attention to detail
— “Own home inventory: on-site counts and ordering for the pantry, household, and kids' supplies”
Position yourself as someone who can maintain routines and systems independently
— “It suits someone who follows systems and checklists, makes sound calls on their own”

Pace · SteadyCollaboration · MediumAutonomy · MediumDecision Impact · Individual

Derived from job-description analysis by Serendipath's career intelligence engine.

What success looks like

Carry out structured learning sessions
Maintain Spanish immersion
Support family relocation
Ensure long-term commitment

Typical background

Childcare experienceTeaching experienceCooking skills

Skills & requirements

Required

Spanish FluencyChildcareTeaching Young ChildrenCooking Simple MealsMontessori MethodHomeschooling

Preferred

Teaching CredentialsEarly-childhood CertificationMontessori CertificationGardeningChickensNature Knowledge

Stack & domain

SpanishCookingGardeningMontessoriHomeschoolBehavioral PsychologyLeadershipCommunicationAttention To DetailProblem SolvingTeamworkEducationChildcareHealth And Wellness

About the role

Original posting from Bolt Farm Treehouse via Ashby

THE FAMILY
We're Seth and Tori Bolt, the family behind Bolt Farm Treehouse. We have a three-year-old daughter, a newborn son, and a growing family. We're a faith-centered, health-conscious, family-first home, and we've chosen to homeschool.
Our daughter is bright, bilingual, and ready for more intentional learning than she's getting today. We're looking for the person who will carry that learning, and our kids' Spanish, for the next decade.
YOUR TEAM
You'll join a small, well-run household. Seth and Tori design the systems: learning plans, routines, and household workflows, supported by AI and ClickUp. Tori teaches some, too. Our nanny cares for the baby during the day and works side by side with you. A remote admin handles bills and vendors, and cleaning, adult dinners, and lawn care are outsourced, so your time goes to the kids.
In late 2027 to early 2028, we move to Nashville. Our nanny is staying in Whitwell, which makes you the constant: the one person who carries the kids' learning, Spanish, and routines through the move and beyond.
YOUR ROLE
You'll run our home learning rhythm and care for our daughter from lunch through bedtime. About 90 minutes a day is structured, screen-free learning from plans we build together. The rest is learning-rich care: baking, gardening, reading, building, a trip to the zoo, all with real learning woven in. Household work happens alongside the kids, Montessori-style, so they learn practical life from you.
This is a long-term seat. As more of our kids reach school age, the teaching share grows: same hours, different mix. In 90 days, the daily learning rhythm is running and the household tasks happen without reminders. In a year, the move to Nashville goes smoothly with the kids' routines intact. In five years, our kids are reading, curious, and growing in character, and you're a trusted part of our family. It suits someone who follows systems and checklists, makes sound calls on their own, welcomes feedback, and loves an active, on-your-feet day.
RESPONSIBILITIES
Lead about 90 minutes a day of structured, screen-free learning from plans we build together
Turn the rest of the afternoon into learning: outings, cooking, building, reading, nature, and practical life
Keep Spanish immersion going every day
Care fully for our daughter (and the older kids as they grow) through the afternoon, dinner, and bedtime
Cook the kids' snacks and dinner from scratch with whole foods
Fold laundry, run errands, tend the garden, and pack for trips, with the kids joining in where they can
Own home inventory: on-site counts and ordering for the pantry, household, and kids' supplies
Log progress in ClickUp (voice notes are fine)
Partner closely with our nanny, saving focused admin for when she has the kids or after bedtime
Support one or two family trips a year: packing, unpacking, and traveling with us
MINIMUM REQUIREMENTS
Fluent Spanish: you can teach a lesson and hold a full conversation with a child in Spanish
Experience teaching or guiding young children (Montessori, preschool, homeschool, private teaching, or similar)
Experience cooking simple, from-scratch whole-food meals
Available 5 days a week, 12:00–8:00 PM
Willing to relocate to Nashville with the family and commit to 5+ years
NICE TO HAVE
Teaching credentials or early-childhood certification
Montessori, homeschool, or behavioral psychology background
Gardening, chickens, or nature-based learning (raised beds and animals are coming)
Experience supporting a busy family with household systems and travel
SCHEDULE, PAY & BENEFITS
5 days a week, 12:00–8:00 PM. Workdays will be Sunday–Thursday or Tuesday–Saturday, confirmed at offer.
Whitwell, TN now; Nashville from late 2027 to early 2028. Live-out for now, with a live-in option (private in-law suite) planned for a future home.
$70,000–$95,000 a year depending on experience, plus a yearly retention increase
Paid time off
Meals during your shifts
Travel costs covered when you travel with the family
Free stays at Bolt Farm Treehouse
Full-time, W-2

Source: Bolt Farm Treehouse careers (Ashby)