Elementary K-5th Tutor - Engage San Francisco Literacy
Job Title:
Elementary K-5th Tutor - Engage San Francisco Literacy Job
Summary:
Accepting rolling applications until September 15th for Fall 2023 employment! You should hear back from us within 2 weeks.
FYI hiring process takes 2-6 weeks (predominantly paid training time) total due to requirements for working with children.
Engage SF Literacy is a member of the Engage San Francisco university-community initiative which seeks to achieve community-identified outcomes for children, youth and families in the Western Addition neighborhood of San Francisco.
ESF tutors provide both in-school and after school support to children, assisting with both academic and recreational activities in San Francisco Unified School District (SFUSD) elementary schools and local community organizations.
Their primary role is to boost children's reading and literacy skills, but they also provide general assistance to classroom teachers and after school program staff as needed.
Specific responsibilities vary by placement site and may include:
reading with children or playing literacy games, helping children complete homework, and engaging with children during playtime, athletics, or other enrichment activities.
ESF tutors with expertise in athletics, visual and performing arts, STEM fields, or other skills may have the opportunity to take a more active role in leading or supporting after school enrichment activities.
ESF Tutors receive start-up training over two consecutive semesters through 1-credit courses housed in USF's School of Education, as well as ongoing support from McCarthy Center staff and supervisors at their placement sites.
Full
Job Description:
Reports To:
Literacy Program Site Leader Manages Others:
No Responsibilities Provide in-school and/or after school support to help boost children's reading skills and literacy development and foster their love of reading Provide general assistance to daytime/classroom teachers and/or after school program staff In-school support - support students during independent and small-group work time and assist with classroom management transitions between lessons and to/from lunch etc.
After school support - engage with children during snacks/meals, homework, enrichment activities, and playtime As skills and experience allow, take an active role in leading or supporting after school enrichment activities (ie:
athletics, visual and performing arts, STEM, etc.
) Some independent professional development work Requirements Availability to complete up to two 1-credit training courses taught by USF faculty/staff during first year in the program Course meets weekly for one hour on Thursdays, 5:
30pm - 6:
30pm at USF's Lone Mountain Campus Onboarding:
Complete criminal finger print background check and TB test Complete external application:
https:
//forms.
gle/UWtps1nDQjC6Edc16 Preferred Qualifications Federal Work Study Experience working with children and youth, particularly ages 4 - 12 Cultural humility and competence necessary to work effectively across differences in identity, including race and socio-economic status Time Commitment Applicants that can commit to one full school year (Aug - May) are strongly preferred; a minimum of one full semester in fall or spring is required 6-25 paid hours per week max, 7.
5 hours per day max (up to 35 hours per week are permitted during USF academic breaks and winter intercession) Shifts available Monday - Friday, 7:
30am - 6pm Weekly 1-hour training sessions on Thursday evenings for first year in program Bi-weekly 1-hour team meetings Compensation $18.
50/hour starting with eligibility for yearly increases Full-Time/Part-Time:
Part time Pay Rate:
Hourly Salary Range :
$18.
50-19.
50/hour Recommended Skills Economy Hardworking And Dedicated Literacy Professional Development Performing Arts Humility Estimated Salary: $20 to $28 per hour based on qualifications.
Elementary K-5th Tutor - Engage San Francisco Literacy Job
Summary:
Accepting rolling applications until September 15th for Fall 2023 employment! You should hear back from us within 2 weeks.
FYI hiring process takes 2-6 weeks (predominantly paid training time) total due to requirements for working with children.
Engage SF Literacy is a member of the Engage San Francisco university-community initiative which seeks to achieve community-identified outcomes for children, youth and families in the Western Addition neighborhood of San Francisco.
ESF tutors provide both in-school and after school support to children, assisting with both academic and recreational activities in San Francisco Unified School District (SFUSD) elementary schools and local community organizations.
Their primary role is to boost children's reading and literacy skills, but they also provide general assistance to classroom teachers and after school program staff as needed.
Specific responsibilities vary by placement site and may include:
reading with children or playing literacy games, helping children complete homework, and engaging with children during playtime, athletics, or other enrichment activities.
ESF tutors with expertise in athletics, visual and performing arts, STEM fields, or other skills may have the opportunity to take a more active role in leading or supporting after school enrichment activities.
ESF Tutors receive start-up training over two consecutive semesters through 1-credit courses housed in USF's School of Education, as well as ongoing support from McCarthy Center staff and supervisors at their placement sites.
Full
Job Description:
Reports To:
Literacy Program Site Leader Manages Others:
No Responsibilities Provide in-school and/or after school support to help boost children's reading skills and literacy development and foster their love of reading Provide general assistance to daytime/classroom teachers and/or after school program staff In-school support - support students during independent and small-group work time and assist with classroom management transitions between lessons and to/from lunch etc.
After school support - engage with children during snacks/meals, homework, enrichment activities, and playtime As skills and experience allow, take an active role in leading or supporting after school enrichment activities (ie:
athletics, visual and performing arts, STEM, etc.
) Some independent professional development work Requirements Availability to complete up to two 1-credit training courses taught by USF faculty/staff during first year in the program Course meets weekly for one hour on Thursdays, 5:
30pm - 6:
30pm at USF's Lone Mountain Campus Onboarding:
Complete criminal finger print background check and TB test Complete external application:
https:
//forms.
gle/UWtps1nDQjC6Edc16 Preferred Qualifications Federal Work Study Experience working with children and youth, particularly ages 4 - 12 Cultural humility and competence necessary to work effectively across differences in identity, including race and socio-economic status Time Commitment Applicants that can commit to one full school year (Aug - May) are strongly preferred; a minimum of one full semester in fall or spring is required 6-25 paid hours per week max, 7.
5 hours per day max (up to 35 hours per week are permitted during USF academic breaks and winter intercession) Shifts available Monday - Friday, 7:
30am - 6pm Weekly 1-hour training sessions on Thursday evenings for first year in program Bi-weekly 1-hour team meetings Compensation $18.
50/hour starting with eligibility for yearly increases Full-Time/Part-Time:
Part time Pay Rate:
Hourly Salary Range :
$18.
50-19.
50/hour Recommended Skills Economy Hardworking And Dedicated Literacy Professional Development Performing Arts Humility Estimated Salary: $20 to $28 per hour based on qualifications.
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