High School Advisor & Learning Plan Coach

The Met; Providence (RI); On-site; USD 50,000 - 66,000; Full time

Job summary

The Met in Providence, Rhode Island, invites applications for an Advisor (High School Teacher) in the 9th grade Peace St campus. The role operates within a Big Picture Learning framework, guiding 17-20 students over 2–4 years as part of a Learning Plan team including students, parents, and mentors.

Responsibilities include coordinating learning plans, identifying opportunities, and supporting internships while maintaining strong records and engaging with families.

Qualifications

• Bachelor’s Degree required.
• Appropriate Rhode Island secondary teaching certificate required.
• Solid knowledge of pedagogical theories and education developments.
• Solid classroom management skills.
• Excellent oral and written communication skills.
• Access to reliable transportation with a clean driving record.

Responsibilities

• Implement the BPL philosophy of education.
• Facilitate trimester learning plan meetings with each student and family.
• Forecast educational needs based on interests and abilities.
• Identify learning opportunities and internships for students.
• Facilitate internship searches and site visits to ensure placement.
• Report on student progress through narratives, calls, and meetings.
• Run multiple advisory sessions daily and participate in staff meetings.
• Support advisement with additional educational and health services as needed.

Skills

Communication skills

Driving record clean

Public engagement

Education

Bachelor’s Degree

Secondary teaching certificate (RI)

Job description

The Met in Providence, Rhode Island, invites applications for an Advisor (High School Teacher) in the 9th grade Peace St campus. The role operates within a Big Picture Learning framework, guiding 17-20 students over 2–4 years as part of a Learning Plan team including students, parents, and mentors.

Responsibilities include coordinating learning plans, identifying opportunities, and supporting internships while maintaining strong records and engaging with families.