Special Ed Substitute TA — Impactful Classroom Support
Nassau BOCES
Poland
On-site
PLN 119,000 - 194,000
Full time
14 days+
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Job summary
An educational institution in Poland is seeking Substitute Teaching Assistants to support classroom teachers with special education students. Responsibilities include aiding students in instructional projects, monitoring progress on educational goals, and assisting with instructional resources. Applicants must hold New York State Teaching Assistant Certification or similar, along with experience working with special education students and effective communication skills. This position offers a supportive environment to enhance collaborative teaching.
Qualifications
Certification as a Teaching Assistant Level I, II, or III or Teacher Certification in Special Education.
Experience in working with a diverse range of special education students.
Ability to communicate effectively both orally and in writing.
Responsibilities
Assist students with instructional projects under teacher guidance.
Provide insights to the teacher on student progress.
Collect student data and monitor Individualized Education Program goals.
Skills
Effective communication
Experience with special education
Small group instruction
Knowledge of Google Classroom
Microsoft Office Suite knowledge
Education
New York State Education Department Certification
Job description
An educational institution in Poland is seeking Substitute Teaching Assistants to support classroom teachers with special education students. Responsibilities include aiding students in instructional projects, monitoring progress on educational goals, and assisting with instructional resources. Applicants must hold New York State Teaching Assistant Certification or similar, along with experience working with special education students and effective communication skills. This position offers a supportive environment to enhance collaborative teaching.