As a special education instructional assistant, you will be tasked with the important role of supporting our students with special needs. Partnering with your lead teacher, you'll build heartwarming relationships with your students while providing the critical support and instruction they need to grow and succeed. Your ability to maintain flexibility and provide one-on-one guidance will ensure that students who need extra attention can achieve their goals.
$19.35/hour to start
Many professional learning opportunities geared to your role
Stable schedules with part-time and full-time options
No nights or weekends
School locations close to your home
Excellent benefits package
Bring your skills to our classrooms.
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You will be happy to retire working with WCPSS. This is a job with pension, insurance, job security and great work/life balance. Your holidays will match with your children, and you don't take work home with you. I've been able to grow and develop new skills through training and self-paced learning materials.
We work hard but play harder! We are providing a safe, nurturing and inclusive environment for all of our students. At the end of the day, that is what matters. The families of our students know that their children are loved and cared for, and that we are their biggest cheerleaders.
What you'll love
- You'll get real classroom experience and learn unique skills to help launch a career in education.
- You'll become a key person in children's lives because they will rely on you to tackle hurdles and stay on course.
- You'll learn how to overcome challenges and reap the rewards of helping a child with special needs while the teacher is focused on the entire class.
- You'll help students build independence in learning, social skills and life skills.
What it's like
- You'll maintain flexibility to adapt to the continually evolving needs of students on a daily basis.
- You'll engage and assist students from all different backgrounds, tailoring your instruction to address each student's academic, socio-emotional, and other needs.
- You will work with a small group or with one student directly, rather than a whole classroom.
- You'll create an accessible, encouraging, and healthy learning environment for all students to thrive.
What it takes
- High school diploma or GED
- For positions at Title I schools, candidates must meet Highly Qualified standards (View Title I Schools)
