Literacy Assistance Center

ESOL Instructor P/T (multiple openings)

8/14/2019

ESL Instructor- Evening class in Washington Heights (Manhattan)
The Jewish Community Council of GCI is looking to hire an experienced Adult ESL Instructor to provide Workplace Literacy/ESL instruction to adults in Washington Heights. Classes will meet 2 evenings per week from 6-9pm. Duties include: assessing/testing students, providing appropriate instruction etc. BA and excellent English written/oral skills required. BEST Plus certification, experience teaching vocational ESL, and experience teaching digital literacy strongly preferred. Bi-lingual Spanish preferred. Resumes should be sent to r.berman@jccgci.org. Please indicate "Washington Heights ESL Instructor" in the subject line.

ESL Instructor- Evening class in the Bronx
The Jewish Community Council of GCI is looking to hire an experienced Adult ESL instructor to provide Workplace Literacy/ESL instruction to adults in the Bronx. Classes will meet 2 evenings a week from 6-9pm. Duties include: assessing/testing students, providing appropriate instruction etc. BA and excellent English written/oral skills required. Bi-lingual Spanish and BEST Plus certification strongly preferred. Resumes should be sent to r.berman@jccgci.org. Please indicate " Bronx Evening ESL Instructor" in the subject line.

ESL Instructor- Evening class in Sunset Park, Brooklyn
The Jewish Community Council of GCI is looking to hire an experienced Adult ESL Instructor to provide ESL instruction to adults in Brooklyn (Sunset Park). Classes will meet Tuesday and Thursday evenings from 6-9pm. Duties include: assessing/testing students, providing appropriate instruction etc. BA and excellent English written/oral skills required. BEST Plus certification and bi-lingual Spanish strongly preferred. Resumes should be sent to r.berman@jccgci.org. Please indicate "Sunset Park ESL Instructor" in the subject line.

ESL Instructor- Evening class in Jamaica, Queens
The Jewish Community Council of GCI is looking to hire an experienced Adult ESL Instructor to provide Workplace Literacy/ESL instruction to adults in Jamaica, Queens . Classes will meet 2 evenings per week from 6-9pm. Duties include: assessing/testing students, providing appropriate instruction etc. BA and excellent English written/oral skills required. BEST Plus certification strongly preferred. Resumes should be sent to r.berman@jccgci.org. Please indicate "Queens ESL Instructor" in the subject line.

Bi-lingual Mandarin ESL Instructors- Brooklyn and Queens
The Jewish Community Council of GCI is looking to hire experienced bi-lingual Mandarin ESL instructors for evening classes in Brooklyn and Queens. BA and excellent English written/oral skills required. BEST Plus certification strongly preferred. Resumes should be sent to r.berman@jccgci.org. Please indicate "Bi-lingual Mandarin ESL Instructor" in the subject line.

CWD-Director of Center for Workforce Development, F/T

8/14/2019

CWD-Director of Center for Workforce Development,
Full-time position, 12 months/yr.
Monroe BOCES
Required Application Type: Teacher / Admin
Salary/Pay Scale: According to Board Approved range
Job Description:
Administration and supervision of the Adult Education and workforce programs and services.

TYPICAL DUTIES:

Direct supervision of adult education support and instructional staff.
Curriculum design and implementation for adult focused Career Education and literacy (High School Equivalency and ESOL) instruction.
Oversee current career education and literacy programs insuring quality and cost effectiveness of services. Expand program offerings as guided by the needs of the current and future expectations of the workforce and educational monitoring agencies.
Oversee compliance with the following initiatives:
- Accreditation with the Council on Occupational Education (COE)
- Federal Education Title IV Eligibility (PELL Grants and Stafford Loans)
- Workforce Innovation and Opportunity Act (WIOA)
- Oversee data reporting for the following NYS oversight agencies:
- NYSED Adult Career and Continuing Education Services (ACCES)
- National Reporting System (NRS) and Employment Preparation Education (EPE)
- NYS Department of Health
- NYSED initiatives and implementation
- Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP)
- Office of Temporary and Disability Assistance (OTDA)
- ACCES-VR
Foster and expand workforce and literacy partnerships throughout the Finger Lakes Region: including the community based organizations (CBO), educational institutions (BOCES, higher ed., school districts), municipalities (City of Rochester and Monroe County), business, industry, healthcare institutions, unions and other community partners.
Prepare and administer budgets, Co-Sers, grants and proposals for funding of the various elements of the department so as to ensure budget solvency.
Recruit, mentor and assess BOCES 2 CWD staff.
Develop, implement, and evaluate the workforce, literacy, community and customized training programs and contracts.
Plan and administer facility and equipment usage for the department.
Represent BOCES 2 Center for Workforce Development with business, industry, unions, healthcare, community based, educational, county, regional, state, and federal organizations and agencies.
Develop, implement and gauge marketing and public relations endeavors relating to CWD.
Liaison to internal Monroe 2-Orleans BOCES departments and committees to assure consistency of policies and procedures throughout the agency.
Perform such other professionally related duties as may be assigned by the administration.

Job Qualifications
New York State Certification as School District Administrator or School District Leader; 3-5 years’ experience administering adult and/or higher education programs preferred.

Application Procedure
Please apply online at: https://monroe2boces.recruitfront.com/Account/Login
Please refer to above Required Application Type to complete before applying.

ESOL Instructor P/T

8/14/2019

ESL Instructor- Evening class in Sunset Park, Brooklyn- classes to begin at the end of August
The Jewish Community Council of GCI is looking to hire an experienced Adult ESL Instructor to provide ESL instruction to adults in Brooklyn (Sunset Park). Classes will meet Tuesday and Thursday evenings from 6-9pm.

Duties include: assessing/testing students, providing appropriate instruction etc. BA and excellent English written/oral skills required. BEST Plus certification and bi-lingual Spanish strongly preferred.

Resumes should be sent to r.berman@jccgci.org. Please indicate "Sunset Park ESL Instructor" in the subject line.

HSE Instructor P/T

8/6/2019

Harlem Empowerment Project (HEP) is seeking a part-time instructor for a High School Equivalency (TASC) preparation class. The individual selected for this position should be able to teach all five subject areas for the TASC exams (reading, writing, social studies, math and science).
Responsibilities:

Teach and manage a class for adults seeking their High School Equivalency diploma
Create individualized lesson plans and activities for students of varying abilities and needs
Keep accurate and detailed records on attendance, and student progress
Communicate effectively with other members of the HEP team on student progress
Participate in community outreach and student recruitment efforts as needed

Qualifications:

College graduate (Master’s preferred) with minimum five years of teaching experience
Thorough knowledge of and teaching experience in all five subject areas of the TASC exam (reading, writing, social studies, math and science)
Familiarity with the TASC exam and the test-taking environment for both the paper and computer-based exams
Experience working with at-risk adult populations
Experience working in a New York City public school environment
Experience working with mixed-level classes and charting the progress of individual students in a group setting
Strong organization and communication skills

Schedule: The class meets (time and place TBA)
Pay: $55/hour for 9 hours each week.

Interested candidates should send a cover letter and resume to Tim Warren at TimW@hep.nyc

About Us: Harlem Empowerment Project is a school-based organization located in Harlem and the Bronx. We work through the public schools and other community organizations to offer career and education services for all adults in the community. Classes are created on an as-needed basis and typically meet in public schools during the school day. Most of our students are parents living in Harlem and the South Bronx, many of whom are seeking better jobs and need to advance their education andor improve their English language skills. We hold ESL classes for a wide range of levels, from Basic Adult Literacy to High Intermediate; GEDHSE/TASC preparation; job-skills classes and workshops (computer literacy, etc.); and career counseling and job placement.

Basic Adult Literacy Instructor P/T

8/6/2019

Harlem Empowerment Project (HEP) is seeking a part-time instructor for a Basic Adult Literacy class. The ideal candidate for this position is a college graduate with experience teaching adults who have little or no formal education. Bilingual English/Arabic preferred.
Responsibilities:

Teach and manage a Basic Adult Literacy class primarily for Arabic women who had little or no schooling in their home countries
Create lesson plans and activities for students of varying abilities and needs
Keep accurate and detailed records on attendance, and student progress
Communicate effectively with other members of the HEP team on student progress
Participate in community outreach and student recruitment efforts as needed

Qualifications:

College graduate (Master’s preferred) with minimum three years of teaching experience
Experience teaching adults with little or no formal education
Experience working with at-risk adult populations
Experience working in a New York City public school environment
Strong organization and communication skills

Schedule (subject to change): Mondays, Wednesdays, Fridays, 11:45 AM to 2 PM in East Harlem.
Salary: $55/hour for 9 hours each week.

Interested candidates should send a cover letter and resume to Tim Warren at TimW@hep.nyc

About Us: Harlem Empowerment Project is a school-based organization located in Harlem and the Bronx. We work through the public schools and other community organizations to offer career and education services for all adults in the community. Classes are created on an as-needed basis and typically meet in public schools during the school day. Most of our students are parents living in Harlem and the South Bronx, many of whom are seeking better jobs and need to advance their education and/or improve their English language skills. We hold ESL classes for a wide range of levels, from Basic Adult Literacy to High Intermediate; GEDHSE/TASC preparation; job-skills classes and workshops (computer literacy, etc.); and career counseling and job placement.

Literacy Coordinator F/T

7/30/2019

Queens Community House (QCH) is a multi-site, multi-service settlement house that serves the diverse population of Queens through a broad network of programs and services for children and youth, adults, and families and older Adults. We are a modern interpretation of the traditional settlement house, bringing to our work current best practices, cost-effective management, innovative leadership and a passion for social and economic justice.

The Literacy Coordinator is responsible for identifying suitable age-appropriate curricula, helping staff create age and developmentally appropriate activities and lesson plans, and overseeing implementation of program activities. The Coordinator will also have a key role in coaching and developing staff to foster continuous quality improvement (e.g., through data-informed decision-making, effective supervision and professional development).

Responsibilities:

Work with our 15 school and center-based sites to create and develop a coordinated family literacy approach and activities for QCH.
Work with QCH leadership to construct a long-term plan for fully embedding and sustaining literacy as an agency-wide focus.
Work with the citywide campaign to expand family literacy programming and establish partnerships with literacy organizations.
Work with and train the Education Specialists at each of the school and center-based sites to review all lesson plans and ensure proper alignment to Family Literacy best practices around family literacy and DOE standards.
Assist participants in actively achieving increased comprehension and retention of specific subject material, and improve academic skills in designated areas.
Support staff in execution of lesson plans, academic activities, and give constructive feedback. Provide coaching on classroom management and other areas.
Create and maintain a strength-based, youth-focused atmosphere that is consistent and sensitive to the needs of participants with learning, emotional, or behavioral differences.

Qualifications:

Master’s degree in Education; teaching credentials a plus.
Minimum of four (4) years of experience working with youth in a teaching, group work, or session facilitation capacity.
Knowledge of NYS Common Core Standards; experience in curriculum development and implementation in secondary education.
Exceptional coaching and problem solving skills that will support, develop, and evaluate staff.

Additional Details:
SALARY: Mid-$50K range, commensurate with experience;
excellent benefits
SCHEDULE: Monday-Friday, 11A-7P, with flexibility for meetings, special events, and school schedules

Application Method:
Please send a resume and a cover letter that highlights your experience and interest related to this role, with subject line “Family Literacy Coordinator” to recruitment@qchnyc.org .

ESOL Instructor P/T

7/30/2019

Part-Time Position:
Literacy Volunteers at Family Centers is seeking an ESL teacher to work with advanced Adult ESL students who are focused on improving their English and eager to transition into employment in the USA. The course focuses on and utilizes their educational training and transferrable skills. The curriculum provides students with many opportunities to practice their English by engaging them in reading, writing, speaking and listening activities focused on self-exploration of interests and skills, research of careers and educational opportunities, better understanding of the US workplace culture, along with preparation of resumes and interview practice.

Classes meet Wednesday and Thursday evenings in Stamford, 2 hours per evening and runs two semesters: October – January and February – June.

This is a paid position and requires a Connecticut Endorsement in Teaching English (088) and experience preferred.

Please contact: Lisa Sandstrom, Program Manager, 203-324-3167 for more information.

Adult Education Professional Development Associate P/T or F/T

7/30/2019

Adult Education Professional Development Associate: The Literacy Assistance Center (LAC) seeks a dynamic adult educator to join its team of professional developers. The position will have a strong focus on literacy and workforce professional development. F/T, or P/T minimum 3 days per week.

This team member will primarily be responsible for assisting in the delivery of the literacy based trainings for ABE/HSE youth educators, implementing professional development activities on topics relevant to the current needs of youth workforce practitioners, covering assigned administrative duties and collaborating with other LAC professional development team members on assigned projects.

Reports to: The Numeracy & Youth Specialist

Responsibilities:

Design and lead workshops, webinars, cohorts and presentations for youth workforce and ABE/HSE practitioners
Develop curricular materials with and for workforce & ABE/HSE instructors, including materials that integrate academic skills development and career-focused instruction
Coordinate and manage professional development events for assigned contracts
Work with other LAC professional development team members to provide multi-content trainings and services
Learn and manage assigned contractual administrative duties
Other duties as assigned

Schedule: Typical M-F workday hours, with possibility of some evening hours

Qualifications:

Master’s degree in education or a related field

Minimum of five years of experience as an adult literacy instructor, manager, and/or staff developer
Experience and proficiency in contextualizing and integrating literacy instruction, with workforce development and career pathways
Experience delivering professional development workshops to adult educators
Expert knowledge of the College & Career Readiness Standards (CCRS) and the Employability Skills Framework or 21 Century Skills
Skilled user of Microsoft Office, particularly Word, Excel and PowerPoint
Familiarity with Google Docs and Google Sheets
Comfortable learning new technology skills
Strong organizational and communication skills
Ability to take initiative and be self-directed with strong problem-solving abilities
Enthusiasm and ability to work as part of a team
Enthusiasm about working onsite in adult education programs and willingness to travel throughout and outside of NYC
Ability to effectively represent and promote the work of the organization
Flexible and able to adapt to changing work environments and projects

To apply for this position, please send cover letter, resume and names and contact information for two references to Cynthia Bell cynthiab@lacnyc.org. Please include “Adult Education Professional Development Associate” in the subject line.
No phone calls, please.

HSE Instructor P/T

7/30/2019

JOB TITLE: High School Equivalency Teacher – Adult Education
REPORTS TO: Rochdale Adult Learning Center Manager
JOB LOCATION: Queens Library Rochdale Adult Learning Center 169-09 137th Ave., Jamaica NY 11434

Job Summary:
Rochdale Adult Learning Center seeks Part-Time Adult Basic Education/High School Equivalency Teachers to teach 4-5 subjects (Reading, Writing, Social Studies, Math and Science) to adult students in the Adult Education Program, and prepare students for the TASC exam. The position requires creative and dedicated instructors particularly experienced with teaching adults. We have immediate openings for the Fall 2019 Semester; Monday & Thursdays from 4-8pm. Starting pay is $38 per hour.
Responsibilities:

Manage a classroom of up to 15-25 adults over the age of 18+.
Help students prepare for the TASC exam and improve their literacy level.
Develop daily lesson plans aligned with curriculum.
Review assessments tests and monitor students’ educational progress and liaise with staff members. Provide feedback and establish education plans
Report attendance for each session.
Demonstrate ability to perform multiple tasks effectively in a fast-paced environment.
Proficient in using technology in the classroom.
Knowledge of MS Office and google drive.
Provide tutoring services to students

Qualifications:

The ideal candidate will have a Bachelor’s Degree in Education and minimum 3+ years’ experience teaching Adult Basic Education.
Experienced teachers with good interpersonal skills who enjoy working in diverse cultural settings.
Passionate teachers looking to empower underserved communities through Adult Basic education.
Excellent communication, organizational, verbal and written skills.
Experience with TABE testing preferred.
Knowledge of Common Core Basics and College and Career Readiness Standards preferred.
Knowledge of the New York State TASC exam preferred.

How to apply:

Please submit a cover letter and resume to lrodriguez@queenslibrary.org with “HSE Teacher” in the subject line.
Queens Library is an Equal Opportunity Employer.

ESOL & Citizenship Instructor F/T

7/30/2019

ESOL/Citizenship Instructor and Program Support, International Center
FLSA Status: F/T, Non-exempt
Classification: Professional
Department: Immigrant and Refugee Services- International Center
Office: 80 Maiden Lane, 14th Floor
Reports to: Director of Programs, International Center

Summary:
The International Center provides educational programming for newly arrived immigrants and refugees with the goal of improving learners’ English proficiency and communication skills. Programming includes daily ESOL classes at multiple proficiency levels, citizenship preparation classes, computer skills classes, individual conversation practice, and specialized off-site community programming for vulnerable communities throughout the city. The incumbent will develop, design, and deliver thoughtful
and effective classes for learners in daily ESOL and/or ESOL-Citizenship Preparation classes at the main Center and in community-based classes around the city.

Duties and Responsibilities:

Course Development and Instruction: In coordination with the Director of Programs, design and deliver year-long (July-June) ESOL courses. Create thorough and well-developed class curricula focusing on communicative competence for immigrants. In line with the current pedagogy, content will be meaningful and relevant to students’ self-sufficiency outside the classroom.
Manage and Support Students: Hold weekly office hours for students to ensure they are working toward their identified goals. Work with other Center staff and additional CCCS services to address student needs outside the classroom. Conduct participant intake, assess language proficiency, and identify goals.Provide ongoing support to promote learning, engagement, and retention. Work one-on-one with participants as needed. Conduct bi-monthly workshops based on student needs such as: study skills, financial literacy, higher education options, and job readiness.
Training and Staff Development: Assess professional development needs of other instructors and volunteers, and develop and deliver monthly or bi-monthly workshops accordingly. Provide pedagogical support and act as a resource to other instructors and volunteers.
Monitoring and evaluation: track and analyze attendance, learner feedback, class surveys/needs assessments, qualitative narrative evaluation, and assist with reporting for grants/funders.
Additional Support: Provide general administrative and program support for the Center including assisting with student registration, pre- and post-testing students using BEST Plus, assisting with class scheduling, and maintaining student portfolios and files. Substitute as an open class instructor as needed.

Position Type and Expected Hours of Work:
This is a full-time position and work hours are generally Monday through Friday with evening hours required. Weekend hours may be required to meet student needs.

Working conditions and physical demands required:
The demands described here are representative of those that must be met by an employee to successfully perform the essential functions of this job.

Remain stationary and/or ambulate for the duration of instruction and presentations, addressing and/or monitoring students.

Qualifications:

Education and/or experience required:
Bachelor’s degree in Education, ESOL or related field; Masters preferred.
Experience working with multi-level adult ESOL learners in various contexts.
Experience with BEST Plus preferred.
Previous experience working with students from diverse cultural backgrounds.
Experience with community outreach a plus.

Skills, Licenses and/or competencies required:

Highly motivated and self-starter.
Excellent interpersonal, oral and written communication skills.
Computer literacy (expertise with Office Suite and Google Drive).
Ability/willingness to work evenings and occasional Saturdays.

To apply contact Elaine Roberts at Elaine.Roberts@archny.org

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