Substitute Program Leader for After School Program

Neighborhood House•Portland, OR

6h•$21

About The Position

This is a substitute position for an after-school program with kids ages 5-12. The Substitute Program Leader supports the Program Coordinator as needed by teaching curriculum each day, as well as supporting students in social and emotional development. This position requires a person who is reliable, flexible, and can take initiative.

Requirements

Must be at least 18 years old.
Must currently have or be able to obtain and maintain registration in the Oregon Central Background Registry (CBR).
Obtain Food Handlers Card and CPR/First Aid Certification within 30 days of employment (cost covered by the organization).
Knowledge of childhood development and general principles of K-5th grade education with documentation to prove.
GED required, AA degree preferred, or ORO Step 6.
1 year of experience working with children in a licensed facility or comparable program.
Must have reliable transportation.
Ability to work effectively with diverse communities.
Proficiency in MS Office.

Nice To Haves

Experience teaching curriculum.

Responsibilities

Work with children ages 5-12 in an after-school program using PBIS.
Work with children in a 15 to 1 ratio, assisting with homework and structured group activities as well as supervising free choice and recess.
Work with the Program Coordinator to teach curriculum and lead activities for the classroom.
Ensure that the site is adequately prepared for children to arrive.
Communicate with parents at drop off and pick up about specifics of each child’s day.
Become familiar with and adhere to licensing regulations for the program and school rules and requirements.
Professionally collaborate with members of the site as well as other Neighborhood House sites.
Help the program coordinator create and maintain behavior plans when needed.
Respond to emails, phone calls, and other communication from supervisors and colleagues in a timely and professional manner.
Obtain 24 hours of training each licensing year and submit to ORO.
Assume responsibility for the program in the absence of the Program Coordinator.