Online Teaching Assistant (Remote)

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About the role

About the job: Online Teaching Assistant (Remote) What will you do? Our students are pursuing their Associate of Arts in Business Administration (AABA) in our 2-year, fully accredited online degree program. Our TAs work closely with our Campus Instructors who are professors from top schools across the country. As a teaching assistant, you will work to support a group of 25-30 students online within one of our business or general education courses. Youll act as a teacher, mentor, and coach to students as they learn new skills and develop as professionals. Business course topics: Communications, Marketing, Accounting, Finance, Management, Entrepreneurship, Economics, Ethics and Law Gen Ed course topics: English Composition, Math, Logic & Critical Thinking, American Politics, Environmental Science

Responsibilities: 1) Attend evening (held between 6pm and 10pm ET) lecture twice per week (70 minutes/class) 2) Lead an evening (held between 6pm and 10pm ET) discussion section once per week (45 minutes/class) 3) Host 1-hour of office hours per week 4) Grading for 25-30 students per 4-credit section

Required qualifications: Teaching or tutoring experience in a college-level Business course or General Education (Math, English, Science) course Bachelors degree or current undergraduate student (third year or above)

Preferred qualifications: Experience as a TA or instructor in a college course Current graduate student or business professional

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