Bilingual Computer Program Instructor

Bilingual Part-Time Evening Computer Instructor

Tuesdays 7-8:30pm

Reports to: EAABF ESOL & Computer Program Manager

Program Summary: Epworth’s Ana A. Brito Foundation provides English (Basic – Level 5), Computer and Spanish classes to adult learners. EAABF serves students representing over 20 countries with over a dozen native languages. Onsite childcare is provided.

Computer Program Summary: Our Computer Literacy program is designed for adults who are 18 years of age and above. Classes are in-person for 90-minutes on Tuesday evenings (in English) and Wednesday evenings (in Spanish) beginning at 7:00 p.m. The computer lab is furnished with 11 computers, a network printer, plus a wall-mounted television equipped for hybrid instruction. Computer Classes aim to provide new immigrant families the following abilities:

· To improve communication with educators, employers, friends and loved ones anywhere in the world.

· To apply for work, complete online applications, search for information among other things using the web.

· To improve their abilities to help themselves, their children and families in areas such as homework, employment, healthcare and educational opportunities.

· To setup, use and maintain an email account.

Position Summary: EAABF is currently seeking an experienced Computer Instructor to join our team. Instructors are contracted for a trimester, though most continue through all three trimesters.

· Fall 2025 (Sept. 2-Dec. 19)

· Winter 2026 (Jan. 13-Mar. 20)

· Spring 2026 (Apr. 7-Jun. 12)

Qualifications:

§ Have at least a high school diploma or equivalent. (Bachelor’s degree or higher preferred.)

• Passionate about teaching computer literacy to adult learners.

§ Willingness to collaborate with others and show patience and care in working with new immigrant communities.

§ Bilingual English/Spanish applicants preferred.

Required Knowledge, Skills, and Abilities:

• Have proven knowledge of and experience using Computer Literacy curriculum and instructional strategies.
• Good working knowledge of digital hardware basics.
• Proven knowledge of and experience with a variety of the following (minimum of 1 each):
• Internet browsers (Internet Explorer, Firefox, Chrome, etc.).
• Email platforms (both free and paid).
• Microsoft products
• Word processing.
• Excellent, inquisitive, internet search skills to teach the students to utilize internet and computer resources that are most beneficial to their specific learning needs.
• Ability to understand students’ individual goals and develop their long-term education plans.
• Highly self-motivated.
• Able to stand for extended periods of time.

The Computer Literacy Instructor will:

• Prepare lesson plans, handouts and organizing materials that
• Meet the language and reading level needs of all students.
• Are based on the values and interests of the learners.
• Practice various tasks, exercises and/or projects that engage realistic learner challenges.
• Include supplemental activities to promote competency building.
• Communicate directly with students regarding class meetings, homework, assignments, etc.
• Prepare and conduct a survey of each new student at the start of each class session to ascertain their level of experience with computers and how best to structure a curriculum, lesson plans and demonstrations to meet students’ individual needs.
• Arrive at least 15 minutes before class begins to ensure the classroom is set up and ready by the start of class.
• At the conclusion of each class, ensure that all devices are stored securely, the classroom in good condition, and the room is ready for the next users.
• Track students’ progress and report learner gains at the end of each session (Fall, Winter, & Spring).
• Accurately record attendance. (This includes following up with students who are absent and reporting excessive absences to the Program Manager, as needed.)
• Foster student participation and leadership through respectful, engaging and communicative classrooms.
• Maintain a collegial rapport and healthy learning environment within the classroom.
• Participate in staff meetings, training, and workshops.
• Report needs, issues or conflicts to the Program Manager as they arise.

Compensation:

Teachers are paid $20 per hour of classroom instruction time.

To apply:

Submit resume, including three professional references, via really.com.

Additional questions or inquiries can be directed to: esolmanager@eumc-md.org; or mail to Epworth United Methodist Church, 9008 Rosemont Avenue, Gaithersburg, MD 20877. Attention: Deacon Megan Blanchard.

Job Type: Part-time

Pay: $20.00 per hour

Expected hours: 3 per week

Benefits:

• 401(k)
• Paid time off

Work Location: In person

Salary : $20