Temporary Instructor

Temporary Instructor

Job Summary of Temporary Instructor:

Deliver academic lessons and preserve a productive learning climate by adhering to existing classroom procedures and school mandates in the absence of the primary teacher. This position provides a platform to acquire teaching experience and aid in student development.

Job Duties and Responsibilities of Temporary Instructor:

• Follow through with and enact lesson plans as instructed by the teacher who is not present.
• Create a safe and structured classroom environment.
• Support students in understanding the subject matter and successfully completing their academic tasks.
• Ensure that school administration is informed of student injuries, illnesses, or severe disciplinary concerns.
• Complete additional responsibilities as instructed by school administration.

Qualifications and Experience of Temporary Instructor:

• Non-certified individuals must have at least 30 college credits and hold a substitute certification.
• New Jersey Continuing Education (CE), Certified Educational Administration and Supervision (CEAS), or Standard Teacher Certification must be valid.
• Competence in the various aspects of English, such as verbal expression, textual understanding, and written expression.

Benefits of Temporary Instructor:

• Included in the benefits package are medical, dental, vision coverage, and a 401(k) retirement plan.
• Continuous vocational growth opportunities and expert assistance.
• Avenues for professional growth, with the possibility of obtaining full-time teaching placements.
• Convenient access to a plethora of substitute teaching opportunities with customizable timetables.

Salary:

- Between $90 and $140 is the typical daily earning range, which is influenced by experience and job placement.

About ESS Direct:

ESS collaborates with schools in different New Jersey districts to offer substitute teaching opportunities. By focusing on flexibility, training, and career advancement, ESS helps educators secure fulfilling roles within local schools.