Online Resource Instructor

Job Description

Lab Positions Open 26-27:

Writing Resource Lab Grade 7
Writing Resource Lab Grade 8

A writing resource lab teacher will host lab sessions with a small group of students covering the humanities content areas. In addition, the teacher will communicate with classroom teachers and parents regularly to ensure student success.

Responsibilities:
Check students' progress in their classes regularly
Plan lessons based off students' goals and needs
Facilitate accommodations for students within their regular classes
Collect data on student goals and progress over the year
Document and report student's progress on academic goals
Regularly communicate with classroom teacher
Regularly communicate with parents

Other responsibilities include:
Check email on a daily basis, Monday-Friday not including holidays or breaks.
Complete training in all technology, Kolbe philosophy and policy, and online teaching pedagogy
Attend faculty in-service meetings as directed
Attend all department meetings as scheduled

Job Qualifications:
Classroom teaching and/or tutoring homeschool students including students with special needs.
Bachelor of Arts or Bachelor of Science degree.
Master's degree in field or teacher certification (any state). Preferred
Previous experience teaching in an online environment. Preferred

Job Requirements:
Complete teacher training
Dedicate a work space appropriate for conducting live online classes in a professional manner.

Ideal Candidate:
Special Education degree and/or certification
Passion for technology and familiarity with online learning
Passion for in-home education and parental support
Familiarity with materials in multiple subject areas
Engaging and compassionate personality
Ability and desire to be flexible and trying new things to support students
Organized and professional
Practicing Catholic
Understanding of Classical/Ignatian Methodology

About the Employer

Kolbe Academy is a full-service private Catholic home schooling organization that provides the opportunity for parents to give their children a rigorous, classically based curriculum. Faithful to the magisterium of the Catholic Church, and influenced by Ignatian methodology, Kolbe's goal is to give parents the flexibility they need to educate their children according to the principle of subsidiarity.