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After School Library Tutor Jobs in Georgia (NOW HIRING)

Afterschool Driver Introduction and Overview: Are you a safe, dependable driver looking for ... Work with staff and volunteers to tutor and mentor students between drop offs Preferred but not ...

Afterschool Driver Introduction and Overview: Are you a safe, dependable driver looking for ... Work with staff and volunteers to tutor and mentor students between drop offs Preferred but not ...

About the Job Afterschool Driver Introduction and Overview: Are you a safe, dependable driver ... Work with staff and volunteers to tutor and mentor students between drop offs. Preferred but not ...

Afterschool Driver Introduction and Overview: Are you a safe, dependable driver looking for ... Work with staff and volunteers to tutor and mentor students between drop offs. Preferred but not ...

Afterschool Driver Introduction and Overview: Are you a safe, dependable driver looking for ... Work with staff and volunteers to tutor and mentor students between drop offs Preferred but not ...

Salary: $20/Hourly Afterschool Driver Introduction and Overview: Are you a safe, dependable driver ... Work with staff and volunteers to tutor and mentor students between drop offs Preferred but not ...

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Clarkesville, GA · On-site

$35 - $40/hr

The primary function of an Afterschool Tutor is to help students learn, by reviewing content with them, explaining how to solve problems, and checking completed work. A tutor may also help students ...

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Mount Airy, GA · On-site

$35 - $40/hr

The primary function of an Afterschool Tutor is to help students learn, by reviewing content with them, explaining how to solve problems, and checking completed work. A tutor may also help students ...

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After School Library Tutor information

How to become an after school library tutor?

To become an after school library tutor, typically you need a high school diploma or equivalent, strong reading and communication skills, and a background in education or related fields. Some positions may require a college degree or tutoring experience, and familiarity with library resources and educational tools can be beneficial.
What are the most commonly searched types of Library Tutor jobs in Georgia? The most popular types of Library Tutor jobs in Georgia are:

After School Program Worker

Douglas County School System

Douglasville, GA • On-site

$25/hr

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Re-posted 25 days ago


Job description

PRIMARY JOB FUNCTION:  To provide after school program instruction and supervision.

SALARY:  

  • Certified Teachers: $25.00 per hour
  • Currently Employed Classified Staff: Time and half of hourly rate per hour
  • Non school system school day employees: $12.00 per hour
  • High School Students: $10.00 per hour

FLSA STATUS:  Non-Exempt

REPORTS TO:  Principal/After School Program Director

TERMS OF EMPLOYMENT:  190 Days(10 Months)

REQUIREMENTS:

EDUCATION:  High School Diploma or GED preferred.

CERTIFICATION/LICENSE:  None.

PHYSICAL ACTIVITIES:  Routine Physical requirements to fulfill the job.

ESSENTIAL DUTIES: 

  1. Design lesson plans according to the teacher's experience and assignments in collaboration with Site Coordinator and Lead Teacher.
  2. Review latest resource guides on effective afterschool instructional best practices.
  3. Provide input into the coordination of classroom activities.
  4. Work closely with the regular classroom teacher to ensure that what is being taught in the regular classroom is reinforced in the after-school and summer program.
  5. Attend various training to improve teaching methods.
  6. Provide input into the planning and development of the program.
  7. Supervise volunteers, mentors, and tutors and coordinate classroom activities with the participating universities.
  8. Assists in the reinforcement of specific skills.
  9. Monitors assignments.
  10. Creates or modifies instructional materials.
  11. Work closely with the regular classroom teacher to ensure that what is being taught in the regular classroom is reinforced in the afterschool program.
  12. Attend various trainings to improve teaching methods.