What are the responsibilities and job description for the Adult Education Instructor - Part-time Contra position at Wesley Community Center, Inc.?
The position of Adult Basic Education (ABE) Instructor at Wesley Community Center is a part-time contract position. It is primarily responsible for the instruction of adult learners and maintaining student records. The ABE Instructor is responsible for maintaining records of all students receiving instruction. The ABE Instructor provides instruction, evaluation and follow up to students. The curriculum being used is the Healthcare Career Bridge Curriculum developed by Women Employed and City Colleges of Chicago. The lessons are designed to improve the basic reading skills of adult learners, while at the same time exposing students to key healthcare issues that are relevant to their lives and the healthcare field. This intensive course will prepare students to advance their reading and math levels as measured by the Tests of Adult Basic Education (TABE) and fully articulate their personalized training and employment plan in the healthcare field.
Job Functions Provide instruction using the identified curriculum. Maintain student attendance records. Monitor student progress. Prepare and submit reports as required by the agency. Participate in in-service trainings and meeting. Possess computer skills and knowledge of tutorial programs. Prepare student educational plans.
Minimum Requirements Bachelor's degree required. Must be proficient in the basic education skills required to provide basic adult instruction. Computer skills and excellent communication skills are also needed. The ABE Instructor should treat all adult learners equally and fairly without discrimination or judgment. The ABE Instructor should also demonstrate a commitment to lifelong learning and be dedicated to the betterment of the community through education. Excellent organizational and management skills are needed.
19 to 22 hours per week.
Job Functions Provide instruction using the identified curriculum. Maintain student attendance records. Monitor student progress. Prepare and submit reports as required by the agency. Participate in in-service trainings and meeting. Possess computer skills and knowledge of tutorial programs. Prepare student educational plans.
Minimum Requirements Bachelor's degree required. Must be proficient in the basic education skills required to provide basic adult instruction. Computer skills and excellent communication skills are also needed. The ABE Instructor should treat all adult learners equally and fairly without discrimination or judgment. The ABE Instructor should also demonstrate a commitment to lifelong learning and be dedicated to the betterment of the community through education. Excellent organizational and management skills are needed.
19 to 22 hours per week.
