Spanish Instructor – College Readiness Summer Program
Southern University at New Orleans
New Orleans (LA)
On-site
USD 41,328 - 55,104
Part time
14 days+
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Job summary
An educational institution in New Orleans seeks a Spanish Instructor for the TRIO Upward Bound Classic Program. This temporary position involves teaching Spanish language fundamentals to high school students, using engaging methodologies to enhance their academic readiness for college. Applicants should have a Bachelor's degree in Spanish or a related field and experience in language instruction. The position supports first-generation and limited-income students in their educational journey during a summer program designed to simulate a collegiate learning environment.
Qualifications
Bachelor’s degree in Spanish or related field is required.
Experience tutoring or teaching Spanish concepts is necessary.
Experience working with high school students preferable.
Responsibilities
Develop structured lesson plans aligned with program objectives.
Deliver Spanish language instruction covering grammar and vocabulary.
Assess student progress and provide mentorship.
Collaborate with program staff to support student academic development.
Skills
Ability to engage and motivate high school students
Strong interpersonal and communication skills
Cultural awareness and sensitivity
Effective classroom management
Collaboration within a multidisciplinary team
Education
Bachelor's degree in Spanish or Foreign Language Education
Job description
An educational institution in New Orleans seeks a Spanish Instructor for the TRIO Upward Bound Classic Program. This temporary position involves teaching Spanish language fundamentals to high school students, using engaging methodologies to enhance their academic readiness for college. Applicants should have a Bachelor's degree in Spanish or a related field and experience in language instruction. The position supports first-generation and limited-income students in their educational journey during a summer program designed to simulate a collegiate learning environment.