Special Education Program Assistant with SEHN Stipend
Community Consolidated School District 15
Rolling Meadows (IL)
On-site
USD 18,638 - 26,546
Part time
14 days+
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Benefits offered by this job
Excellent Benefits
Competitive hourly wage
Stipend for high needs programs
Job summary
A regional education institution located in Rolling Meadows, Illinois is seeking a Special Education Program Assistant. This role involves assisting teachers in special education and requires licensure from the Illinois State Board of Education. The position offers $16.40 per hour with additional stipends and excellent benefits. Ideal candidates will be skilled in communication and teamwork, focusing on providing necessary support to students with special needs. A commitment to enhancing student learning is essential.
Qualifications
Applicants must hold at least ONE of the specified licenses through ISBE.
Ability to assist students with special needs effectively.
Understanding of special education requirements and classroom strategies.
Responsibilities
Assist special education teachers with classroom activities.
Support students with learning challenges in various settings.
Prepare instructional materials under the supervision of a teacher.
Skills
Ability to work with special education students
Communication skills
Team collaboration
Education
Paraprofessional License
Short Term Approval for Paraprofessionals
Substitute License
Professional Educator License
Job description
A regional education institution located in Rolling Meadows, Illinois is seeking a Special Education Program Assistant. This role involves assisting teachers in special education and requires licensure from the Illinois State Board of Education. The position offers $16.40 per hour with additional stipends and excellent benefits. Ideal candidates will be skilled in communication and teamwork, focusing on providing necessary support to students with special needs. A commitment to enhancing student learning is essential.