Teacher Newcomer Hub Location: Oakland International Grade 8th-12th (Summer 2025)

This is an INTERNAL opportunity only.

All staff for Summer Learning Programs will report in person to a specific campus location.

For location, date and time information on this position Click here.  

Program Description

This is a voluntary summer position.

If you are currently a TSA-11, you will have to submit a work calendar.

10 month OEA members do not have to submit work calendars.

• In order to be eligible to receive additional pay for working in our summer learning programs, your work calendar must show non-scheduled days for the dates of the summer program you are applying to.  Please upload your approved work calendar in the jobs portal as part of your application to be a summer learning principal. Your work calendar can be found in your informedK12 account. 
• If needed, Click on this link to download, fill out and submit your work calendar in informedK12. Your current supervisor must sign off on the work calendar in the informedK12 platform in order to show the members eligibility to work summer.
• Click here for work calendar guidance 
• Click here for the dates of summer learning
• Because the summer session crosses the fiscal year, summer employees will have to be sure to reflect their summer work days in July as “non scheduled days’ for their 25-26 work calendar. The summer office will support this process once the 25-26 Work Calendars go live. 

JOB DESCRIPTION

Teach a classroom of newly-arrived (newcomer/refugee) English-Learner students. Within the context of English Language Development (ELD):

1. Follow and use grade and subject matter appropriate curriculum 
2. Exhibit and utilize effective classroom management techniques
3. Use culturally relevant pedagogy
4. Design and implement differentiated instruction and assessments for various skill levels and learning types

QUALIFICATIONS AND REQUIREMENTS

• CLAD/BCLAD
• Valid teaching credential 
• Training and experience in the specific programs are required
• Must be proficient in standards-based instruction and assessment
• Demonstrate ability to motivate at-risk youth

Per OEA contract Article 23.3.3.3, unit members will not be selected for more than two consecutive years. Should no qualified applicants apply, unit members may serve for more than two consecutive years.