On-Campus Instructor
SUMMARYAn On Campus Instructor is responsible for creating the ultimate iD experience! This includes fostering a FUN and SAFE environment while helping students learn new technology and think creatively.
In addition to creating an engaging learning environment, an Instructor is in charge of continuously supervising students, leading games and activities, and maintaining a safe atmosphere while on duty.
CERTIFICATION AND TRAININGAttend online Regional Staff TrainingsAttend weekend onsite orientation sessionComplete ALL paperwork and training requirementsLearn software and curriculum for multiple courses prior to onsite orientationMay be required to be fingerprinted (based on location)ESSENTIAL FUNCTIONS OF THE JOBGeneral:
Assist with location set-up, tear down and product inventory/assessment - ability to lift 50 lbsAssist with check-in each session (may include leading icebreakers, directing parents, processing paperwork, etc.
)Plan and participate in indoor and outdoor activities for studentsSocialize with families during points of contactEscort students to and from dining halls - traveling up to 1 mileAdditional duties as needed and assigned by your DirectorInstructional:
Deliver curriculum to a class with an average of 8 studentsEnsure all students are meeting set curriculum goalsApply behavior management techniques to enforce rules and safety regulationsHealth, Safety, & First-Aid:
Supervise all students and maintain a safe environmentRespond to and document critical incidents - must have good hearing & eyesight, mobility, and be able to operate emergency exitsQUALIFICATIONS, EDUCATION AND EXPERIENCEThe ideal candidate would have expertise in two or more subject areas pertinent to the program.
In addition, the candidate must demonstrate flexibility, energy, positivity, leadership abilities, and strong communication skills.
A background working with kids and teens, and/or camp experience is highly recommended.
The ideal candidate would have completed 2
years of college.
Applicants under 18 will not be considered.
Based on work location, candidates may be required to provide proof of vaccinations, including for COVID-19.
PAYThe pay for this position varies by work location:
California:
$17-$19.
50/hrColorado:
$18.
50/hrNew York:
$16/hrSeattle:
$20/hr for day staff, $1,200/week for staff working overnight scheduleOther Washington locations:
$16.
50/hrOther locations:
To be discussed in interviewThis position is eligible for 401(k) once eligibility requirements are met and other benefits as required by state or local law.
Recommended Skills Communication Creativity Leadership Medical Emergency Safety Principles Law Enforcement Estimated Salary: $20 to $28 per hour based on qualifications.
In addition to creating an engaging learning environment, an Instructor is in charge of continuously supervising students, leading games and activities, and maintaining a safe atmosphere while on duty.
CERTIFICATION AND TRAININGAttend online Regional Staff TrainingsAttend weekend onsite orientation sessionComplete ALL paperwork and training requirementsLearn software and curriculum for multiple courses prior to onsite orientationMay be required to be fingerprinted (based on location)ESSENTIAL FUNCTIONS OF THE JOBGeneral:
Assist with location set-up, tear down and product inventory/assessment - ability to lift 50 lbsAssist with check-in each session (may include leading icebreakers, directing parents, processing paperwork, etc.
)Plan and participate in indoor and outdoor activities for studentsSocialize with families during points of contactEscort students to and from dining halls - traveling up to 1 mileAdditional duties as needed and assigned by your DirectorInstructional:
Deliver curriculum to a class with an average of 8 studentsEnsure all students are meeting set curriculum goalsApply behavior management techniques to enforce rules and safety regulationsHealth, Safety, & First-Aid:
Supervise all students and maintain a safe environmentRespond to and document critical incidents - must have good hearing & eyesight, mobility, and be able to operate emergency exitsQUALIFICATIONS, EDUCATION AND EXPERIENCEThe ideal candidate would have expertise in two or more subject areas pertinent to the program.
In addition, the candidate must demonstrate flexibility, energy, positivity, leadership abilities, and strong communication skills.
A background working with kids and teens, and/or camp experience is highly recommended.
The ideal candidate would have completed 2
years of college.
Applicants under 18 will not be considered.
Based on work location, candidates may be required to provide proof of vaccinations, including for COVID-19.
PAYThe pay for this position varies by work location:
California:
$17-$19.
50/hrColorado:
$18.
50/hrNew York:
$16/hrSeattle:
$20/hr for day staff, $1,200/week for staff working overnight scheduleOther Washington locations:
$16.
50/hrOther locations:
To be discussed in interviewThis position is eligible for 401(k) once eligibility requirements are met and other benefits as required by state or local law.
Recommended Skills Communication Creativity Leadership Medical Emergency Safety Principles Law Enforcement Estimated Salary: $20 to $28 per hour based on qualifications.
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