Qualifications
Bachelor's degree. A master's degree or higher is preferred.
A multi-subject or a singlesubject credential is required.
Demonstrated skills in classroom management.
Ability to acquire knowledge of the camp curriculum. Previous experience in teaching the camp subjects is preferred.
Professional manner and positive attitude.
Responsibilities
Deliver the Pacific Coast Kids summer camp curriculum
Customize the curriculum and delivery to meet the students' needs
Foster a classroom environment that encourages interaction and collaboration among camp students and teachers, college counselors and high school volunteers interns
Ensure the success of every student in your class including active engagement, academic understanding, project accomplishment, and social interaction.
Identify the strengths and areas of improvement for each child in your classroom; help him/her to grow to the next level
Represent Pacific Coast Kids in front of parents through daily communications. Communication subjects include the highlights of the day, and the child's strengths and areas of improvement
Provide leadership guidance to the college counselors and the high school volunteers within your team
Maintain adequate communication with the site director on a daily basis
Participate in the mandatory pre-camp meeting and classroom setup
Participate in the mandatory post-camp meeting
Provide feedback on the curriculum and the camp operations
Report to camp site on time.
Prefer commitment of 4 consecutive weeks or more.