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Grade 3-9 Summer Program Support

WorldStrides
United States, California, Newport Beach
July 06, 2022

Grade 3-9 STEM Summer Program Support

Program Supportteam members are responsible for supporting Advisors as they implement the educational curricula and for providing the best experience possible for all participants. Program Support team members will be responsible for interacting with and supervising scholars to ensure their safety and well-being. This position is comparable to a teacher's aide working both in and out of the classroom. Program Support team members will be responsible for the implementation and monitoring of all events outside of the classroom. Program Supports will also assist with the logistical aspects of the program, including the set up and break down of events. Program Support team members report to the Program Lead.

It is useful to think of the Program Educators and Support roles in terms of the acronym CARE: Chaperone, Administrator, Role Model and Educator.



  • Chaperone: Accompany scholars to all group meetings and field excursions. Ensure scholars are following the code of conduct at all times. Account for scholars during group meetings, mealtimes, speaking events, site visits, excursions and at room check (if applicable).
  • Administrator: Complete paperwork, distribute and collect materials from scholars, and follow the program schedule.
  • Role Model: Set a positive and enthusiastic example for scholars for the duration of the program. Model appropriate behavior, language, and enthusiasm.
  • Educator: Implement all program curricula, facilitate engaging scholar-led discussions, generate intellectual curiosity, and ensure that all educational goals are met during each phase of the program.



Responsibilities



  • Create a safe and stimulating learning environment for all scholars
  • Assist with the preparation and facilitation of curriculum for assigned groups of scholars, including the assembly and delivery of materials
  • Substitute for the Advisor role on an as needed basis
  • Serve as a positive leader, mentor and role model for all program participants
  • Be knowledgeable of all policies and procedures and assist in their enforcement
  • Assist with inventory of program materials
  • Support the logistical needs of the program
  • Facilitate recreational and social activities
  • Attend daily staff meetings
  • Conduct regular attendance checks anda nightly room check ensuring that scholars are safe and accounted for
  • Work closely, cooperatively and amicably with all staff members
  • Perform other duties as designated by the program leadership



Qualifications



  • Knowledge and experience within the STEM fields (preferred)
  • Current student or bachelor's level education
  • Previous experience working with elementary and middle school students (desired)
  • Strong logistical and organization skills
  • Must be able to bend and lift boxes up to 50 lbs. and walk various distances on college campuses
  • Ability to exercise good judgment and solve problems
  • Maturity and professionalism
  • Excellent customer service skills
  • Strong leadership skills
  • Ability to set expectations for and enforce appropriate student behavior



Health & Safety Responsibilities



  • Clean and sanitize equipment and spaces
  • Perform temperature checks
  • Be around large groups
  • Wear a face mask and any other PPE as required while performing all duties throughout your assigned workday
  • Model best practices for staying healthy throughout the program
  • Enforce health and safety guidelines among scholars and staff
  • Responsibilities and requirements for this role may adapt and adjust with any new Local/State/Federal/Venue guidelines as well as recommendations and requirements from the Center for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) for General Health & Safety. If there are any changes to the responsibilities or requirements of this position, you will be informed prior to your start date.



Compensation & Benefits



  • Seasonal Team members enjoy the experience of working with like-minded professionals, passionate about helping every student realize their career and life aspirations. Additionally, Envision offers:
  • Accredited pre-program training on topics such as:curriculum, instructional methodologies, operational excellence, and scholar safety
  • Continuing Education Certificates for educators, program leads, administrative and support staff (for eligible staff who attend training)
  • Compensation paid bi-weekly
  • Housing and meals during program sessions



Successful Candidates



  • Are high energy, flexible, and have the ability to work extended days and hours
  • Will Reside at the program site
  • Can complete a mandatory training program prior to working first session
  • Can pass a mandatory background check
  • Are eligible to work in the United States


** Envision by WorldStrides' programs are held on college campuses and at conference centers across the United States. Positions could be based at any program location. The approximate start date in 2022 is June 15th. **


Field

  • Knowledge and experience within the STEM fields (preferred)
  • Current student or bachelor's level education
  • Previous experience working with elementary and middle school students (desired)
  • Strong logistical and organization skills
  • Must be able to bend and lift boxes up to 50 lbs. and walk various distances on college campuses
  • Ability to exercise good judgment and solve problems
  • Maturity and professionalism
  • Excellent customer service skills
  • Strong leadership skills
  • Ability to set expectations for and enforce appropriate student behavior


Not Eligible

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