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Learning Center Manager- Redwood City

Redwood City, CA

Location: Redwood City, CA — Full-Time, In-Person
Address: 777 Woodside Rd, Suite A1, Redwood City, CA 94061
Schedule: Approximately 35 hours/week

About Think Zone

Think Zone is a growing Bay Area learning center focused on helping K–8 students build stronger math skills and greater confidence in learning.

We combine high-quality curriculum, personalized learning, and dedicated educators to create an experience that works for both students and families. As we continue to grow, we're looking for people who are excited to grow with us.

About the Role

We’re looking for a Learning Center Manager to take ownership of our Redwood City center and help make it a place where students, families, and tutors have a great experience.

This isn’t a role where you’ll spend your entire day behind a desk. You’ll be at the center of the action—connecting with parents, supporting students, leading tutors, solving day-to-day challenges, and finding new ways to help the center grow.

You don’t need to come from a traditional management background. If you’re organized, great with people, comfortable taking initiative, and excited to develop your leadership skills, we’d love to hear from you.

What You’ll Do

Be the Go-To Person for Students & Families

  • Welcome students and families and create a positive center experience
  • Build relationships with parents and regularly communicate about their child’s experience
  • Help prospective families learn more about Think Zone and find the right program
  • Follow up with trial students and support the enrollment process

Keep the Center Running Smoothly

  • Manage daily center operations, schedules, and classroom needs
  • Coordinate tutors and ensure classes are properly supported
  • Maintain an organized, welcoming, and professional learning environment
  • Handle day-to-day questions and solve issues as they come up

Help Grow the Center

  • Support local marketing and community outreach
  • Build relationships with nearby schools, families, and community organizations
  • Participate in events and other enrollment initiatives
  • Work with the broader Think Zone team to identify opportunities for growth

Lead & Support the Team

  • Help recruit, onboard, and train tutors
  • Provide ongoing support, coaching, and feedback
  • Coordinate schedules and team communication
  • Build a positive and accountable center culture

What We’re Looking For

  • Bachelor’s degree
  • Strong communication and interpersonal skills
  • Organized and comfortable balancing multiple responsibilities
  • Proactive and willing to take ownership
  • Comfortable communicating with parents and families
  • Enjoys working with children and supporting a team
  • Available for full-time, in-person work in Redwood City

Experience in education, tutoring, customer service, operations, sales, or team leadership is helpful, but previous learning center management experience is not required.

More than anything, we’re looking for someone with the potential and motivation to grow into a strong leader.

Your Schedule & Time Off

This position is approximately 35 hours per week and works 48 weeks per year.

The center has four scheduled weeks off each year:

  • July 4th week
  • Thanksgiving week
  • Christmas week
  • New Year’s week

Benefits

  • Health insurance
  • Paid sick leave
  • 401(k) retirement plan with company match
  • 4 scheduled weeks off each year
  • Training and ongoing support
  • Career advancement opportunities

Your Growth at Think Zone

We want this role to be more than just your next job.

As Think Zone expands, successful Center Managers will have opportunities to take on greater responsibility and grow into multi-center and regional leadership positions.

Learning Center Manager → Regional Manager → Regional Director

You’ll receive training, ongoing feedback, and support as you develop your skills across operations, people management, customer experience, and business growth.

Why Join Think Zone?

At Think Zone, you’ll have the opportunity to see the impact of your work firsthand. You’ll help students grow, build relationships with families, develop a team, and play an important role in growing a learning center.

If you’re looking for an opportunity where you can take ownership, build leadership experience, and grow alongside a growing education company, we’d love to hear from you.

Compensation

  • Base Pay: Starting at $30/hour
  • Estimated Annual Base Pay: $50,400 based on 35 hours/week and 48 working weeks
  • Additional Earning Opportunities: Commission and performance bonuses

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