Expanded Learning Tutor I-II-III Part-Time

Posted 4 days ago

kings county office of educationHanford (CA)

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About the role

Tutor Position Under the direction of the assigned supervisor, provide tutoring and/or homework assistance, offer an array of academic enrichment activities, and organize safe, constructive alternatives for students. Tutors work responsibly to perform a variety of instructional services and clerical support activities within a well-defined framework of policies, procedures and objectives; and do other related work as required. Requirements / Qualifications Expanded Learning Tutor I = no degree; II = AA or AS degree; III = BA or BS degree. Equivalent to graduation from high school and/or any combination of experience and training to provide the required knowledge and skill. An AA degree, or 2 years equivalence of acceptable college coursework, or successful passage of an acceptable rigorous assessment is highly preferred. Must pass an Instructional Assistant Proficiency Test with a score of 70% or higher in the areas of Math, Reading and Writing, or provide High School Proficiency verification; Must be able to provide your own reliable transportation to work sites within Kings County. Documents All of the following documents are required for this position: Letter of Introduction Letter(s) of Recommendation (One-to-three letters of recommendation, at least one from within the past year.) Resume Letter of Introduction Letter(s) of Recommendation (1-3) Resume Comments and Other Information The hours for this position are 2:30 p.m. to 6:00 p.m., Monday through Friday. Work location to be determined. Please attach a copy of transcripts if applicable.

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