Virtual Learning Instructional Assistant
appalachia intermediate unit 8Denver (CO)
Virtual Learning Instructional Assistant
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appalachia intermediate unit 8Denver (CO)
SENIORITY
Junior
About the role
Instructional Assistant Appalachia Intermediate Unit 8 is seeking qualified candidates interested in serving as part-time instructional assistants to IU8's World of Learning Institute. Instructional assistant support will require the individual to work collaboratively with the Virtual Learning Facilitator (VLF) to assist in providing feedback to learners regarding speaking, reading and writing in the target language and to provide the VLF feedback on student progress.
Qualifications:
A Bachelors Degree and/or fluent in one or more world languages read, write and speak in the target language. Experience with supporting and assisting language learners is recommended. Must possess current, valid Act 34, Act 115 and Act 151 clearances as well as completed and acceptable Act 168 background checks. Must have experience in using technology to communicate and provide support to students who are learning a new language within a virtual setting. Be able to work independently. Follow-through to completion of assigned tasks and prioritize and manage multiple tasks. Interpret, analyze and problem solve in all areas of assigned responsibilities. Must be able to converse and interact with individuals with diverse levels of education and abilities. Must be able to read and understand documents relating to federal, state and local mandates as well as complex documents relating to education.
Working Conditions:
Normal office, presentation room and virtual environment. The position holder must be able to perform the essential job functions with or without reasonable accommodation. It is the responsibility of the employee to inform the Appalachia Intermediate Unit 8 office of Human Resources of any and all reasonable accommodation requests. Application Procedure: Apply online
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