Tutor (After School Program)

Do you want to impact the lives of underserved youth while gaining valuable work experience? Join the ETSS Youth Program as an After School Program Tutor. It's a great part-time job with the benefit of improving lives.

Basic Function

Responsible for assisting students with homework, and preparing supplemental material and activities for the students. Tutors will provide assignments, give timely feedback, and work with students individually to ensure their success.

Responsibilities

1.    Identify strengths and weaknesses of assigned students, utilizing Pre-test as an evaluator tool.

2.    Engages students in class work and activities, such as, reading, sentence construction, composition, grammar, and math problem solving.

3.    Maintains a healthy, safe and clean learning environment in the classroom.

4.    Supports and guides students by assigning and giving feedback on a range of homework.

5.    Maintains accurate, complete and appropriate records and files.

6.    Helps students develop critical and higher order thinking skills.

7.    Provides individual support and attention to students as required through tutorials and individual meetings.

8.    Evaluates students’ performance through class work, class participation, homework and tests.

9.    Assist with setup, cleanup, meal service, and any other tasks as required by supervisors.

10. Prepare enrichment lesson, if applicable.

11. Enforce rules and policy, and implement disciplinary measures and procedures, as needed.

12. Perform tasks pertinent to achieving goals and objectives required by Youth Program grant, or as deemed necessary by Site Coordinator, Youth Program Director and/or Manager.

Skills

Oral communication skills               Subject competence                 Interpersonal

Written communication skills          Classroom management           Problem solving

Patience                                            Cultural Competence               Trauma-informed                     

Education

Bachelor’s degree in related area preferred. Some college and experience working with youth is required.

Experience

Previous experience working in with elementary, middle school and/or high school aged youth. Competent in teaching and assessment. Experience working with the refugee and immigrant community.