Academic Coach

LPLC•Boise, ID

3d•$20•Hybrid

About The Position

Academic Coach Part-Time Flex Hourly Wage: $20 In-Person Boise, Idaho, United States Company Description Are you ready to significantly impact the lives of individuals who face obstacles to learning? If so, Lee Pesky Learning Center (LPLC) is seeking a passionate and dedicated Academic Coach to join our team. LPLC, a leader in education nonprofits, is a comprehensive training, service, and research center with a rich history and a promising future. Located in Boise, Idaho with satellite offices in Sun Valley, LPLC was founded in 1997 by Alan and Wendy Pesky in honor of their son, Lee, who overcame significant learning challenges. Today, LPLC provides one-on-one intensive intervention to people facing obstacles to learning while also training teachers in the classroom and supporting students in schools and communities. We recognize that obstacles to learning can be multi-faceted, and we understand the power of prevention. As an Academic Coach, you will be responsible for providing explicit instruction in the core subjects of reading, writing and math. You will play a pivotal role in equipping students with the foundational skills they need for academic success and personal growth. Why Join Us? Transformative Work: Be a key player in transforming the educational experience for students who learn differently. Our individualized interventions provide students with the tools and strategies they need to excel, positively impacting their academic trajectories. Research-Based Methods: Utilize evidence-based methods to create effective and systematic lessons. We believe in following research-based practices to provide the best learning experience for our students. Collaborative Environment: Work alongside a team of dedicated professionals committed to making a difference. Collaboration is at the heart of our integrated service delivery system, ensuring that each student receives comprehensive support. Commitment to Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion: LPLC is committed to improving the school and life outcomes of individuals facing learning or attention challenges while also addressing the systemic obstacles faced by our communities.

Requirements

Minimum one year of experience working with adolescents and young adults in educational, coaching, mentoring, or related settings.
Bachelor's degree in education, psychology, counseling, social work, or a related field preferred.
Strong interpersonal and relationship-building skills.
Knowledge of executive functioning, self-regulation, and learning strategies.
Experience supporting students with learning, attention, organizational, or motivational challenges.
Proficiency in using technology for communication, documentation, and service delivery.

Responsibilities

Deliver individualized coaching sessions in person or online that support executive functioning, self-regulation, organization, time management, goal setting, and effective study skills.
Establish student goals, create structured coaching plans, and tailor strategies to each learner's strengths, needs, and aspirations.
Collect and maintain data on student progress, evaluate goal attainment, and adjust coaching approaches as needed to support success.
Maintain regular communication with students, parents, guardians, and other educational professionals to ensure alignment and support for student goals.
Work closely with the Academic Services Director and other staff members to ensure high-quality services and consistent implementation of the LPLC coaching model.