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Some of our most successful team members have experience as a camp counselor, nanny, preschool teacher, paraprofessional, teacher's aide, childcare volunteer. Some of our most successful team members have experience as a camp counselor, nanny, preschool teacher, paraprofessional, teacher's aide, childcare volunteer.
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Candidates interested in the following positions will find this role similarly rewarding and are encouraged to apply: teacher, psychologist, behavior analyst, speech and language pathologist, occupational therapist, social worker, home health aide (HHA), teacher aide, child care worker, instructor, counselor, education assistant, home care worker, caregiver, mental health therapist, childcare assistant, paraprofessional, life skills coach.
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Assisted teacher in controlling behavioral and emotional occurrence by employing techniques. Assisted teacher in classroom activities. Helped teacher in implementing discipline. Provided one-on-one tutoring services for students.
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Some of our most successful team members have experience as a camp counselor, nanny, preschool teacher, paraprofessional, teacher’s aide, or childcare volunteer. Some of our most successful team members have experience as a camp counselor, nanny, preschool teacher, paraprofessional, teacher’s aide, or childcare volunteer.
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Have experience working with children, whether as a babysitter, nanny, tutor, teacher, coach, camp counselor, or some other form of childcare. This position is similar to the following positions at other companies: behavioral technician, behavior therapist, registered behavior technician, RBT, board certified autism therapist, BCAT, behavior treatment technician, ABA tutor, line therapist, behavior interventionist, autism instructor, licensed behavior analyst, and board certified behavior analyst.
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The aide is willing to step in wherever needed under the direction of a qualified teacher. Responsibilities: Support Lead Teacher: instruct preschool-aged children by following company selected curriculum under the supervision and guidance of the lead teacher (Zoo-phonics; training will be provided) Keep classroom clean, neat, and organized following company policies and standards of care.
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Support Lead Teacher: instruct preschool-aged children by following company selected curriculum under the supervision and guidance of the lead teacher (Zoo-phonics; training will be provided.
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