Part Time Classroom Facilitator - South Site

ourBRIDGE for KIDS; Charlotte (NC); On-site; USD 23,000 - 28,000; Part time

Job summary

ourBRIDGE for KIDS is seeking a Lead Classroom Facilitator for its afterschool program serving elementary-age students. This part-time role runs 2:00pm–6:30pm, Monday–Friday, 23 hours weekly with paid training.

Compensation ranges from $17 to $20 per hour, based on experience, with a fast-paced, multicultural work environment and the chance to make a meaningful impact on newly arrived refugee and immigrant children and families.

Qualifications

• Willingness to learn; extensive training provided; experience with English Language Learners and multicultural communities valued but not required.
• High energy and flexibility to manage multiple priorities.
• Initiative and problem solving to engage students and support the team.
• Passion for culture and diversity to help students and families feel at home.
• Strong interpersonal skills with children, families, and staff.
• Driver's license and willingness to drive vans are a plus.
• Bilingual abilities are a plus.
• Willingness to get CPR/First Aid certification.

Responsibilities

• Collaborate daily with supervisor, co-facilitators, and volunteers to plan and deliver high-quality educational programming.
• Lead engaging activities that foster English language growth, emotional wellbeing, and cross-cultural understanding.
• Create a positive, trauma-informed classroom culture rooted in LERD values (Love, Education, Respect, Diversity).
• Adapt lessons for students with varying English proficiency and share ideas to keep curriculum relevant and fun.
• Monitor and support academic progress for all students.
• Drop off and pick up students as needed.
• Lead Community Circles focused on safety, relationships, and social-emotional learning.
• Communicate with lead staff about logistics and classroom needs.
• Manage classroom routines: attendance, meal distribution, cleanliness, and club activities.
• Maintain a welcoming atmosphere with laughter and creativity.
• Step in to help co-workers and support special events (some weekends/evenings).

Skills

Energetic

Cultural awareness

Independent

Team player

Job description

If you do not have a resume please answer ALL questions in the application

ourBRIDGE for KIDS Mission

To foster the education, acculturation, and wellbeing of newly arrived refugee, immigrant, and first-generation American children and their families.

Who We’re Looking For

Are you energetic, creative, and passionate about making a difference? Do you thrive in diverse settings and love working with children? ourBRIDGE for KIDS is seeking a Lead Classroom Facilitator for our afterschool program serving elementary-age students from around the world. If you’re eager to learn and ready to build a supportive, joyful, and inclusive classroom — we want to meet you!

This role is ideal for:

• Solution-oriented problem solvers who take initiative
• Curious minds open to professional growth and training
• People who are passionate about culture, diversity, and social justice
• High-energy leaders who bring positivity and flexibility every day

Extensive training is provided. We celebrate differences and support you as you grow.

Position Highlights

• Type: Part-Time (23hrs/week + paid training hours; occasional weekends/events)
• Schedule: Monday–Friday 2:00pm–6:30pm (follows CMS school calendar)
• Compensation: $17–$20/hr based on experience
• Reports to Program Manager
• Work Environment: Fast-paced, hands-on, multicultural

What You’ll Do

• Collaborate daily with your supervisor, co-facilitators, and volunteers to plan and deliver high-quality educational programming
• Lead engaging activities that foster English language growth, emotional wellbeing, and cross-cultural understanding
• Create a positive, trauma-informed classroom culture rooted in our LERD values (Love,Education,Respect,Diversity)
• Take initiative to adapt lessons for students with varying English proficiency — share ideas to make curriculum relevant and fun!
• Monitor and support academic progress for all students
• Drop off and pick up students as needed
• Lead “Community Circles” focused on safety, relationship-building, and social-emotional learning
• Communicate with lead staff about logistics and classroom needs
• Manage classroom routines: attendance, meal distribution, cleanliness, and club activities
• Maintain a welcoming atmosphere — laughter and creativity encouraged!
• Step in to help co-workers as needed, and support special events (some weekends/evenings)

Qualifications & Skills

• Willingness to learn: We provide extensive training; experience with English Language Learners and multicultural communities is valued, but not required
• High energy & flexibility: Thrive in dynamic environments; able to manage multiple priorities
• Initiative & problem solving: Look for better ways to engage students and support the team
• Passion for culture & diversity: Want to help students and families feel at home, proud, and confident
• Relationship builder: Strong interpersonal skills with children, families, and staff of all backgrounds
• Able to maintain confidential and sensitive information
• Driver's license and willingness to drive vans are a plus
• Bilingual abilities are a plus
• Willingness to get CPR/First Aid certification

Why ourBRIDGE?

We’re Charlotte’s only non-faith-based, trauma-informed afterschool and summer program dedicated exclusively to refugee, immigrant, and first-generation children and families. Our staff and students form a joyful, innovative, and healing-centered community where cultural identity is celebrated.

Ready to Join?

Hiring process: Phone screening → Next Steps Email → 45 min - 1 hr in person practical interview

Every day is different — you might help with art projects, homework, games from different cultures, and serving meals. Bring your energy, ideas, and love of community. Grow your skills while helping children build theirs!

Equal Opportunity Statement:

ourBRIDGE is an equal opportunity employer and does not discriminate based on race, color, ethnicity, religion, sex, gender identity or expression, sexual orientation, national origin, disability, age, marital status, veteran status, pregnancy, parental status, genetic information, or any other protected status.