The Youth Program Teacher

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The Youth Program Teacher (YPT) serves as a teacher for the youth and a HYP team member.

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• Teaches students on the ABC's of education (attendance, behavior & curriculum);

• Provides students with tutoring and academic assistance;

• Utilizes Salesforce and other database;

• Ensures that all documents of student interviews and contacts, in-person and collateral, are in HUNE’s database, as per HUNE protocol;

• Ensures that documentation is submitted in accordance with HUNE standards, and meets all designated requirements;

• Creates, organizes and delivers curriculum, lesson plans and activities for youth and for training purposes, as appropriate;

• Assists program staff in providing direct educational services to children/youth, as appropriate;

• Maintains current best practice standards for the youth programs through participation in conferences, workshops, reading related journals and literature;

• Supports staff in assisting family/child in accessing and maintaining services necessary to address youth’s educational and life-long needs;

• Creates a supportive, cultural and linguistic environment;

• Maintains a thorough knowledge of community-based resources intended to assist families of children with special learning needs;

• Networks with schools and community agencies;

• Attends school meetings for students, as appropriate;

• Maintains a current knowledge of the Individualized Education Plans (IEP) regulations and monitors compliance to regulations and plans, as well as best practices for youth programs;

• Works well in teams;

• Serves on designated committees to represent HUNE;

• Attends national, state or local conferences, as requested;

• Maintains a positive work environment;

• Maintains confidentiality at all times;

• Adheres to work schedule as directed;

• Represents HUNE in professional dress, manner and appearance;

• Conducts themselves ethically and protects the organizations reputation and values;

• Exhibits an ability to handle conflict in a calm, appropriate, and professional manner;

• Performs other related duties as assigned by Executive Director and/or immediate supervisor;

• Reports directly to Executive Director and/or designee.

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QUALIFICATIONS AND EDUCATION REQUIREMENTS

B.A./B.S. in Business Administration, Human Services, Education or related field;
Two (2) years of administration and supervisory experience, preferably in a not for profit or school and working with families of children who have special educational needs;

Bilingual proficiency (Spanish/English), both written and spoken

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• Knowledge of Compliance related information, including FERPA & HIPAA

• Strong capability to lead and manage staff

• Preferable experience in Education/Teaching related field

• Infrastructure capacity building

• Minimum of two years’ experience teaching;

• Working knowledge of IEP/IFSP processes and compliance;

• Working knowledge of web-based data entry applications;

• Working ability in Microsoft Applications: Outlook, Word, PowerPoint, Access, and Excel and Windows

• FBI, Child Abuse and Criminal Backgrounds requested prior to hiring

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Job Type: Part-time

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Pay: Up to $30.00 per hour

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Expected hours: 9 – 12 per week

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Benefits:

 

• Flexible schedule

• Paid time off

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Schedule:

 

• After school

• Monday to Friday

• No weekends

 

Work Location: In person