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ESL Aide for Multi Lingual Student Learners - Elementary

Posted 8 days ago

alpine school districtEagle Mountain (UT)

SENIORITY

Junior

SALARY

$18.83

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About the role

ESL Aide Level II (Students) Non-contract, No Benefits Hours a day: 5.75
Hourly rate: $18.83
Contact Information Email: qbraden@alpinedistrict.org, tysonglad@alpinedistrict.org Name: Quinn Braden, Tyson Glad
Phone: (385) 579-7345
Email: qbraden@alpinedistrict.org, tysonglad@alpinedistrict.org The job of ESL Aide is done for the purpose/s of, with limited on-site supervision of a certified teacher serving as ML Coach, identifying and working with English Language Learners (ELL Students)/Multilingual (ML) Students to support English language acquisition on a scheduled basis; administering English language proficiency assessments to measure student progress; and using prescribed strategies and materials to prepare individualized lessons and activities for students.
Essential Functions: Assists students, individually or in groups, with lesson assignments for the purpose of reinforcing learning concepts. Implements under the supervision of the ML Coach, instructional programs and lesson plans provided by and under the supervision of the teacher for the purpose of reinforcing learning concepts. Administers English proficiency assessments for the purpose of identifying and measuring student progress for the purpose of supporting classroom teachers. Assists teachers for the purpose maintaining student files and determining students' needs and conveying information to appropriate instructional personnel and parents for the purpose of ensuring learning goals are achieved. Supports new students and families for the purpose of establishing familiarity with the learning environment. Performs other related duties as assigned for the purpose of ensuring the efficient and effective functioning of the work unit. Requirements age 18+ High school diploma or equivalent. Proficiency in speaking Spanish desired, not required.

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