What are the responsibilities and job description for the PROMISE Program 7th Grade Science Instructor (Metro East) position at Illinois Mathematics and Science Academy?
Overview
IMSA is committed to equity and excellence, including the active recruitment of students from all areas of Illinois. IMSA’s PROMISE Program addresses the unique challenges of culturally, linguistically, and economically diverse (CLED) students who have an interest in STEM education by providing academic enrichment programming at low to no cost. This grant-funded program is open to all students, especially Black or African American students, Latinx students, students who qualify for the national free or reduced-price meal program, as well as students from rural Illinois counties.
Belleville Campus
Currently, we are seeking a Science Instructor for the Spring 2026 PROMISE Program which serves non-IMSA students currently enrolled in the 7th grade. The program will run on eight Saturday sessions, with the first session designated as Parent Orientation. In this program, candidates will teach students that have varying academic backgrounds.
Program Dates and Details
To perform this job successfully, an individual must be able to perform each essential duty satisfactorily. Reasonable accommodations may be made to enable qualified individuals with disabilities to perform the essential functions.
IMSA is committed to equity and excellence, including the active recruitment of students from all areas of Illinois. IMSA’s PROMISE Program addresses the unique challenges of culturally, linguistically, and economically diverse (CLED) students who have an interest in STEM education by providing academic enrichment programming at low to no cost. This grant-funded program is open to all students, especially Black or African American students, Latinx students, students who qualify for the national free or reduced-price meal program, as well as students from rural Illinois counties.
Belleville Campus
Currently, we are seeking a Science Instructor for the Spring 2026 PROMISE Program which serves non-IMSA students currently enrolled in the 7th grade. The program will run on eight Saturday sessions, with the first session designated as Parent Orientation. In this program, candidates will teach students that have varying academic backgrounds.
Program Dates and Details
- Expected work hours are Saturdays 830AM - 1230PM
- Maximum number of participants 50
- Session Dates
- February 28-Parent Orientation
- March 7
- March 14
- March 21
- March 28
- April 11
- April 18
- April 25
- Three 50 minute classes each session consisting of approximately 17 students per class.
- Schedule
- Class 1 900 AM - 950 AM
- Class 2 1005 AM - 1055 AM
- Class 3 1110 AM - 1200 PM
To perform this job successfully, an individual must be able to perform each essential duty satisfactorily. Reasonable accommodations may be made to enable qualified individuals with disabilities to perform the essential functions.
- Develop a daily lesson plan-the same lesson will be taught three times each Saturday. This may include approved original curriculum or curriculum provided by the IMSA Outreach department
- Lead lectures and hands on activities with assistance from student tutors
- Maintain a safe, respectful, and encouraging environment for participating students
- Instructors may have the assistance of pre-service teachers or student tutors who can help facilitate activities for small groups.
Salary : $35