BJA Middle School Late Stay (Student)

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bob jones universityGreenville (SC)

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Junior

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About the role

South Carolina 1700 WADE HAMPTON BLVD Greenville, SC 296140001, USA
POSITION SUMMARY: Supervise 6th–8th grade students during the time from school dismissal until their rides arrive, working with the children and desiring to impact them for Christ. *Bob Jones University students only*
PRIMARY DUTIES: AND RESPONSIBILITIES Connect with students by playing and talking with them. Correct behavior of students, as necessary. Sell snacks to students. Enter check-in/check-out times in computer. Supervise students as they play various games Stay flexible and ready to serve as situations change. REQUIRED KNOWLEDGE, SKILLS, AND ABILITIES Must be enrolled as a student at Bob Jones University Must be at least 18 years old Experience working with students is desirable, but not required Christ-like testimony and unwavering integrity Genuine love for students A willingness to interact with Middle School students and their parents Desire to learn and improve Willing to follow Late Stay supervisor directives Willingness to work with other Late Stay workers Adaptability to adjust schedule as BJU and BJA breaks may differ
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