WANTED! A Montessori-Aligned Client Manager Who Thrives on Systems, Service, and Strategy

March 7, 2026

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Who We Are:We’re a team of Montessori-obsessed, mission-driven professionals helping schools thrive from the inside out. At Nido Marketing, we act as a true partner to Montessori schools, building websites, managing CRMs, running ads, creating content, and keeping operations smooth so school leaders can focus on what matters most: serving children. We’re not your typical agency.We’re systems people. Problem-solvers. Strategic thinkers who understand the unique rhythms of Montessori education and know how to deliver results while staying Montessori-aligned. Our team is fully remote, but deeply connected. We collaborate across time zones, stay focused on what matters most, and show up every day ready to make a difference for school leaders, educators, and families. If you love client relationships, thrive in structure, and get energy from helping schools succeed, we want to meet you.What We’re Looking For:We’re seeking our next Client Manager (CM)—a remote, client-facing role that ensures Montessori schools get the world-class service and results they deserve. This is a full-time, work-from-anywhere position supporting a portfolio of schools. The right candidate is highly systems-driven, organized, and process-oriented. You love details, follow-through, and making sure nothing slips through the cracks. You bring calm, clarity, and strategy to every client interaction and take pride in helping school leaders feel supported and confident in their marketing.Salary & Growth Opportunities:Starting salary: $1,400/monthYou’ll be matched with a portfolio of Montessori schools to support consistentlyFull training in our systems, with mentorship from experienced team leadsEvaluations based on attention to detail, client satisfaction, and consistent follow-throughFuture Opportunities: We’re growing quickly. CMs who excel will have opportunities to specialize in areas of interest (ads, enrollment, operations), expand their portfolio, or step into leadership roles as we continue to grow.To Apply, Please send the following:Your resume in PDF format named: [lastname.firstname.CM.pdf]A link to your completed CEFR language testA brief note explaining why you’d be a great fit and what excites you about this roleEmail submissions to:Thank You!As you can tell, we’re looking for someone exceptional to join our team. If you’re excited about helping Montessori schools thrive while working in a collaborative, upbeat environment, we’d love to hear from you. If anything about the role or the application process isn’t clear, don’t hesitate to reach out. We’re building something special here, and we want you to be just as excited about joining us as we are about having you. Let’s make an impact together. Thank you for your time and consideration, and best of luck in your job search! Apply tot his job Apply tot his job Apply tot his job

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