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Other physical activities may be required Perks you’ll enjoy as a substitute paraprofessional: Free online classroom management training to help you become a capable, confident classroom assistant Free ongoing professional development to keep your skills sharp Paid orientation on district policies and procedures so you understand the culture and requirements of the school district Weekly pay Kelly-sponsored Affordable Care Act healthcare coverage, for eligible employees Group insurance options.
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Paraprofessional (General Education, Learning Support) $13.68 Per Hour Paraprofessional (Early Learning, PCA, Life Skills, Behavioral) $14.66 Per Hour Why become a substitute paraprofessional.
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Pre-K Counts Paraeducator An ESS substitute paraprofessional assists the classroom teacher to provide extra support to students with special needs, promoting maximum academic and personal growth.
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Substitute Paraprofessional Educator: Teacher Assistants provide support to a teacher and students in a classroom setting, among other duties as assigned. JobID: 15184 Position Type: Substitutes/Substitutes Clerical and Classroom Support Date Posted: 6/22/2023 Location: SUBSTITUTES-VARIES Titles and wages: Substitute Paraprofessional Educator: $16.25 per hour Substitute Clerical Support: $17.50 per hour Substitute Secruity: $20.00 per hour Job Summary Are you looking for a flexible work schedule and an opportunity to make a difference in a student’s life.
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Substitute Paraprofessional/Aide An ESS substitute paraprofessional/aide assists the classroom teacher to provide extra support to students with special needs, promoting maximum academic and personal growth.
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Position Title: Substitute Paraprofessional (also known as Education Technician, Teacher's Aide, Instructional Assistant, Classroom Assistant, or Education Assistant) Why Substitute Teaching.
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Substitute Teacher An ESS substitute paraprofessional assists the classroom teacher to provide extra support to students with special needs, promoting maximum academic and personal growth.
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Responsibilities Include: In the absence of the full-time paraprofessional, the Substitute Paraprofessional provides classroom assistance to general education or special needs students and to the assigned District/School teacher, who has ultimate responsibility for crafting and implementing educational programs, activities, and services.
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Make a difference one school day at a time as a substitute paraprofessional. Know someone who would make a great substitute paraprofessional? Why become a substitute paraprofessional.
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The substitute teacher will work collaboratively with the ECU Community School Principal and university faculty/staff to support the successful social-emotional, physical, and academic development of the students within.
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Join Our Team: Substitute Paraprofessional Roles Available at Mt Vernon Community School District Kick off your summer by preparing for a rewarding career in education with Kelly Education.
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Substitute Paraprofessional An ESS substitute paraprofessional assists the classroom teacher to provide extra support to students with special needs, promoting maximum academic and personal growth.
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The substitute paraprofessional job responsibilities range from supplementing regular classroom curriculum to helping individual students. Substitute paraprofessionals are also known as school aides, teacher assistants, instructional aides, one-to-one aides, and personal care assistants.
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About ESS As leaders in the education staffing space since 2000, ESS specializes in placing qualified staff in daily, long-term, and permanent K-12 school district positions including substitute teachers, paraprofessionals, and other school support staff.
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Our team serves over 5 million students with a pool of 92,000 substitute and permanent employees throughout 34 states. ESS Diversity Statement ESS continuously works to create an environment where all its employees - regardless of race, ethnicity, religion, gender, sexuality, age or abilities - can work to the fullest of their potential in a fair and welcoming space.
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