Individualized Learning Specialist

Miami University; Oxford (OH); On-site; USD 23,000 - 32,000; Part time

Job summary

Miami University in Oxford, Ohio seeks an on-site Individualized Learning Specialist to support Athletics Academic Services. The intermittent position provides one-on-one coaching to enhance study strategies, organization, time management, and general academic skills in alignment with NCAA and conference rules.

The role requires a Bachelor’s degree and experience with diverse student populations; a Master’s degree is preferred. Collaboration with campus academic support teams is essential.

Qualifications

• Bachelor's degree required.
• Experience working with students in educational settings.
• Knowledge of effective learning strategies and study skills.

Responsibilities

• Assess individual student learning needs.
• Help students develop compensatory learning skills (study strategies, organization, time management, reading/writing, note taking, test taking).
• Coordinate services with on-campus academic support providers.
• Maintain an electronic summary of student progress.
• Communicate with SAASS staff regarding student status and progress.
• Attend bi-monthly staff meetings.

Skills

Bachelor's degree

Experience with students

Learning strategies

Internships/GA counted

Education

Master's degree

Job description

Job TitleIndividualized Learning SpecialistDepartmentAthletics Academic Services JMWorker TypeIntermittentPay TypePeriod Activity PayPosition Salary Minimum$20/hrPosition Salary Maximum$20/hrSalary will be commensurate with the level of the position, education, and experience.Scheduled Weekly Hours28Benefit EligibleNoScreening Date2026-06-29Job Description SummaryIntervention Learning Specialists provide 1 on 1 guidance to help students strengthen various academic, time management, and organizational skills.This position specifically supports the mission of the University and the Department of Intercollegiate Athletics by assisting in institutional compliance with NCAA and Conference rules and regulations.Job DescriptionEssential Duties:Assess individual student learning needsHelp students develop appropriate compensatory learning skills in the areas of study strategies, organization, time management, reading and writing skills, note taking, test taking, etc.P rovide consistent and systematic structure for the implementation of these skillsCoordinate services with other on-campus academic support providers as needed and in accordance to student needMaintain an electronic summary of student progressCommunicate effectively with SAASS staff regarding student status and progressParticipate in bi-monthly staff meetingsMinimum Qualifications:Bachelor's degreeExperience working with students in an educational settingAt least one year of experience applying this effective learning strategies in an educational setting; experience working with people from a wide range of backgrounds and experiences.Experience gained during internships and/or graduate assistantships may be counted (at half-time) towards these requirements.Knowledge, Skills & Abilities:Understanding of effective learning strategiesPreferred Qualifications:Master's degreeAt least one year of experience working with students in higher educationPossession of a teaching certificate and/or at least one year of experience providing one-on-one academic supportProfessional tutoring or teaching experience is a plusCertification and experience in special education is also a plusAdditional Position Information (if applicable)Intervention Learning Specialists provide 1 on 1 guidance to help students strengthen various academic, time management, and organizational skills.Required Application DocumentsResume/CVSpecial Instructions (if applicable)NoneAdditional InformationA criminal background check is required. 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