Lernassistent:in Pre. K (75 Prozent )

Menlo Park, CA
Part Time
Early Years Program
Mid Level

Stellenbeschreibung:

Kindergarten-Lernassistent:in 

für 3 bis 5- jährige Kinder-deutsche Muttersprache bevorzugt 

Als Lernassistent:in an der Silicon Valley International School werden Sie eng mit unseren internationalen Lehrer:innen zusammenarbeiten, um die Schüler im Alter von 3 bis 5 Jahren in ihrem Lernen zu unterstützen. Ihre Hauptverantwortung liegt in der Sicherheit und im sozial-emotionalen Wohlbefinden unserer Schüler. Es handelt sich um eine 75%-Stelle mit umfassenden Sozialleistungen und einer wettbewerbsfähigen, der Erfahrung angemessenen Vergütung. 

Lernassistent:innen arbeiten im Rahmen der Stellenbeschreibung.

Lernassistenten müssen die von der Schule und/oder den Sozialdiensten geforderten Bescheinigungen aufrechterhalten. Darüber hinaus sollten sie alle relevanten Zertifikate auf dem neuesten Stand halten. 

Für diese Stelle ist eine Arbeitserlaubnis für die USA erforderlich.
 

 

Qualifikationen:

Diplom/Ausbildung im Bereich der frühkindlichen Erziehung  

2 Jahre Erfahrung in der Arbeit mit Kleinkindern bevorzugt

Deutschsprachig- deutsche Muttersprache bevorzugt

Erfahrung mit dem Primary Years Program (PYP) der International Baccalaureate Organization (IBO) bevorzugt

Erwartungen und Vergütung

Ganzjähriger Arbeitsplan
Ganzjährig, einschließlich der festgelegten Ferienzeiten für das Lehrpersonal sowie der Sommermonate für Mini-/Sommercamp-Einsätze.

Da diese Position als ganzjährige akademische Anstellung gilt, sind Lernassistent:innen verpflichtet, in jedem Schuljahr sechs (6) von neun (9) Wochen entweder im Mini- oder im Sommercamp zu arbeiten. Im Rahmen der Sommerbetreuung oder des Mini-Camps übernehmen Lernassistent:innen die Rolle von Camp-Betreuern. Zu ihren Aufgaben gehören die Planung und Durchführung von Aktivitäten unter der Anleitung der Direktorin/des Direktors für Zulassungs- und Enrichment-Programme.

Die Direktorin/der Direktor bestimmt ein Camp-Thema und unterstützt bei der Organisation. Camp-Betreuer:innen können die Woche vor Beginn des Mini-Camps zur Planung und Vorbereitung nutzen. 

Dies ist eine stundenweise vergütete 75-%- (non-exempt) Position mit Sozialleistungen. Die Stelle ist der Direktorin/dem Direktor für Zulassungs- und Enrichment-Unterstützung unterstellt. Der Stundenlohn beträgt zwischen 30,07 $ (CO-1) und 40,52 $ (CO-23), abhängig von der relevanten Berufserfahrung und dem Bildungsabschluss. Zusätzlich gewährt die Schule einen Bildungsbonus — $ 1.000 für einen Bachelor-Abschluss und $ 2.000 für einen Master-Abschluss,  der zu Ihrem regulären Stundenlohn hinzugefügt wird.
 

Sozialleistungen:

403(b)-Altersvorsorge – Arbeitgeberzuschuss gemäß den Bestimmungen des Pensionsplans
Krankenversicherung – vom Arbeitgeber finanziert (25 % Eigenanteil der Mitarbeitenden)
Lebensversicherung sowie Kurz- und Langzeitinvaliditätsversicherung
Bezahlte Freistellung (Paid Time Off)
Krankheitsbedingte Abwesenheit
Bezahlte Feiertage
 

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