Title: Lead Math Support Specialist
Agency: Northern VA Community College
Location: Manassas - 683
FLSA: Nonexempt
Hiring Range: $61,000/yr
Full Time or Part Time: Full Time
Job Description
Supports success in math through in class and out of class support of MDE courses, scheduling and facilitation of workshops supporting success in MDE and paired MTH courses; scheduling and facilitation of preparatory workshops for math success; supervision of math support staff; responsible for scheduling of embedded support; participates as a member of the math success team.
Duties and Tasks
- Provide MDE students with embedded tutoring support in the classroom.
- Provide MDE students with tutoring support outside of the classroom.
- Work closely with math faculty at the campus to determine MDE support needs.
- Maintain a schedule of MDE student support.
- Assist students with mathematics and software used in classes.
- Participate in the development and facilitation of math preparedness workshops.
- Supervise part-time P14 staff.
- Available to work flexible hours, depending on campus needs.
- Make regular requests from employees for updates and input on college decisions and share feedback with supervisors for inclusion in the NOVA Brief
Minimum Qualifications
KSAs
- Significant knowledge of mathematics
- Exceptional communication skills
- Ability to work well with students of diverse backgrounds and education levels
- Good organizational skills
- Ability and willingness to adapt to changes as needed
- Knowledge of a computer-based learning system
- Knowledge of MS Office
- Ability to work in a fast-paced environment with shifting short-term priorities, and the ability to multi-task.
Minimum Work Experience
- Experience working in a tutoring center in a higher education setting
- Experience working with diverse populations
- Experience facilitating large and small events, meetings and workshops
- Customer service experience
- Supervising experience
- Must work flexible hours including evening and weekends is required.
Additional Considerations
- Completed most of the following listed courses: Calculus for Science and Engineering I,II,III; Applied Calculus intended for non-math intensive majors (e.g., Biology, Economics, Psychology); Differential Equations; Linear Algebra; Statistics to include data and multivariate analysis, statistical methodology and probability; Finite Mathematics; and Discrete Mathematics.