Academic Interventionists provide individualized and small group instruction to students who are struggling academically. They collaborate with teachers and campus leaders to identify students' needs, develop intervention plans, and monitor student progress.

Essential Duties and Responsibilities:

• · Assess students' academic needs in reading, writing, and math.
• · Develop and implement individualized intervention plans for students.
• · Provide individualized and small group instruction to students.
• · Collaborate with teachers to plan and implement instruction.
• · Monitor student progress and make adjustments to intervention plans as needed.
• · Participate in professional development activities, as needed.

Qualifications:

• · Bachelor's degree in education or a related field preferred.
• · Experience working with students who are struggling academically.
• · Excellent communication and interpersonal skills.
• · Ability to work independently and as part of a team.
• Dyslexia Trained
• Irlen Syndrome 

Desired Skills:

• · Experience with specific intervention programs or strategies.
• · Bilingualism in English and Spanish or another language.
• · Knowledge of assistive technology.
• · Patience and understanding when working with students who are struggling academically.

Pay Range: $18 - $28/hour

The benefits of working as an Academic Interventionist will be knowing you gave the opportunity to the youth to try new and varied activates that develop character, resilience and motivation, and encourage them to purse wider goals.