Teacher Assistant

Teacher Assistant

Job Summary of Teacher Assistant:

Help school systems in maintaining educational continuity by delivering effective instruction in the absence of regular teachers, promoting a consistent learning experience through the implementation of lesson plans, classroom management, and engaging student participation.

Job Duties and Responsibilities of Teacher Assistant:

• Implement educational frameworks and offer guidance based on school instructions.
• Establish and uphold a safe and structured classroom atmosphere.
• Aid students in understanding the subject matter and completing the assignments.
• Share information on students’ academic progress, attendance status, and disciplinary incidents with school administration for accountability.
• Undertake further duties as required by school administrators.

Qualifications and Experience of Teacher Assistant:

• Applicants without a teaching certification must possess at least 30 college credits and obtain a Substitute Certification specific to New Jersey.
• The job calls for a Valid NJ CE, CEAS, or Standard Teacher Certification for eligible candidates.
• A high level of skill in utilizing English through speech, reading, and writing.

Benefits of Teacher Assistant:

• The benefits package encompasses medical, dental, and vision coverage, along with opportunities to save for retirement through a 401(k) account.
• Continuous vocational training and unwavering professional guidance.
• Collaborative school districts offer advantageous opportunities for career development.
• Varied daily substitute roles accompanied by flexible scheduling choices.

Salary:

The salary offered ranges from $90 to $140 per day, with distinctions based on experience level and the school district.

About ESS Direct:

ESS has established partnerships with schools across New Jersey to offer superior substitute staffing services. The company provides educators with career development resources, flexible job opportunities, and professional training to support their growth.