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AMIkids Tallahassee is seeking a Certified Teacher to provide instruction to youth in a low student-teacher ratio, delivering engaging lessons in Social Studies or Electives.
Applicants should have a Bachelor's Degree in Education and teaching certification; candidates with other degrees may apply with a plan to earn certification. The program offers benefits and growth opportunities.
Are you a Teacher that wants to make a difference with the youth in your community?
Do you enjoy smaller class sizes, creating fun and engaging lesson plans?
Do you want to work for an organization that Makes a Lasting Impact on Kids?
AMIkids has served over 160,000+ youth and their families since 1969. Being part of the AMIkids team means that you are helping youth to realize their full potential and become a valuable part of their community.
***AMIkids Tallahassee is actively hiring for a Certified Teacher, with Social Studies/Elective certification.
As a Certified Teacher with AMIkids, you provide professional instruction and teaching to a diverse population of Youth, including hands-on learning experiences, project-based learning activities, and cooperative learning opportunities in a low-student-teacher ratio setting.
We prefer that you have at least a Bachelor's Degree in Education and certification in the area in which you will teach, but we also welcome applicants who have degrees in other fields and are seeking agreements to earn in their field of study. We prefer Team Members have experience working with at-risk youth (this is not a deal-breaker), but we can also provide training to allow the right candidate to be successful in working with our Youth.
Check out our website to learn more about what we offer! http://www.amikids.org/Our-Careers/why-amikids/benefits
Bachelors of Education (required)
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