<a href='/0'>0</a> <a href='/1'>1</a> <a href='/2'>2</a> <a href='/3'>3</a> <b>4</b> <a href='/5'>5</a> <a href='/6'>6</a> <a href='/7'>7</a> <a href='/8'>8</a> <h3>Albany - Teach Part Time for Kaplan</h3>Kaplan Test Prep and Admissions is seeking part-time teachers to prepare students for admission exams. If you scored well on your admission test and would like to help others do the same, apply today! Our teachers come from diverse backgrounds but share a common goal in their commitment to helping students achieve higher test scores. Kaplan is a great place to work if you’re seeking teaching experience or if you want a challenging and fulfilling part-time job. Teachers receive paid training and ongoing support to build their teaching, presenting, and mentoring skills. We encourage you to commit as much time to teaching as you have available.  
 To make a difference in students' lives:To earn excellent pay and benefits:To enjoy a flexible schedule:To develop your presentation and people-management skillsTo join a dynamic, energetic company with terrific career opportunities
We currently have the following positions available:

Part-Time GMAT, GRE, LSAT, DAT, and MCAT Instructors (6-20 hrs/wk): 

Our minimum score requirements are as follows:GMAT: 680                                  LSAT: 164GRE: 1400 (combined)                DAT: 20-21 (per section)MCAT: 11 (on each section for which you wish to teach) 
  If your scores are more than five years old, you may take a qualifying test at any Kaplan center.
Classes are held in our centers as well as throughout the community. Those willing to travel must have access to transportation (mileage compensated in line with prevailing policy).
 No teaching experience is necessary (although it is preferred). We will train you to be a great instructor. Prep and training are paid. 

You should be a great presenter, a believer in the effectiveness of Kaplan’s methods, a caring and compassionate mentor of students, and a responsible employee.

Part-Time SAT and ACT Instructors (6-20 hrs/wk): 

If you’ve scored a 680 or better on the Math and Verbal sections of the SAT (Kaplan instructors all teach math, verbal, and writing), you’ve passed the first step! A composite score of 27 is required for the ACT. If your SAT scores are more than five years old, you may take a qualifying test at any Kaplan center. 
Due to our class schedules, we ask that you be available to teach at least two weeknights and/or weekends. All classes are held in the evenings or on weekend mornings/afternoons. 
Classes are held in our centers as well as throughout the community. Those willing to travel must have access to transportation (mileage compensated in line with prevailing policy).
No teaching experience is necessary (although it is preferred). We will train you to be a great instructor. Prep time and training are paid. 
You should be a great presenter, a believer in the effectiveness of Kaplan’s methods, a caring and compassionate mentor of students and a responsible employee.  

 Teaching rates change based on success in the classroom. Teach like a superstar and we’ll treat you as one. 
Ask about our full-time career track for Kaplan teachers interested in a greater commitment. Please be prepared to commit to Kaplan for at least 6-12 months. 
To learn more about teaching rates, benefits packages including health insurance and course discounts or to apply today to teach at one of our 170 centers nationwide, please call 1-800-KAP-TEST (1-800-527-8378) or follow the link below. You will be invited to audition and interview. 


Kaplan is an Equal Opportunity Employer.<h3>Albany - Fun Nanny Position in Niskayuna</h3>Hello,

We are looking for a full-time nanny for our four children. The hours are from 7:30 to 5:30 Monday through Friday. We are located in Niskayuna. Our children are 11 months, 3, 5 and 7. 

If you are interested in learning more about this fun and exciting position, please e-mail a description of your experience and your contact information. 

This is a permanent position. No smokers please. Salary based on experience. 

Thanks and we look forward to hearing from you!<h3>Albany - Teacher Aide</h3>Early Childhood Education Center is a Preschool for Children with Disabilities

Located near Crossgates Mall - Great for College Students or Moms 

Part-time  8:30 - 1:00 pm - School Calendar

Immediate start date available.

Call for more information:
Marsha Williams
Early Childhood Education Center
251 Washington Avenue Extension
Albany, NY  12205
518-456-4466<h3>Albany - Cross-Cultural Trainers</h3>Our company provides cross-cultural training programs for families relocating worldwide, including to the United States. The aim of these programs is to acquaint the families with the new culture to insure an easy transition and avoid cultural miscommunications. We also provide training to employees of various international companies to improve their communication and business relations with their counterparts in various locations around the globe. 

We are currently seeking educators with cross-cultural training experience on various cultures throughout the world. Applicants would need experience with both the business and social cultures of their particular country. Knowledge of a foreign language is a plus, but is not necessary. 

If you are interested, please contact Jessica Force via e-mail or phone for further information. 

Phone: (248) 786-0999 ext. 32 
e-mail: jessica@global-lt.com<h3>Albany - Adjunct Faculty</h3>New York based college with corporate campuses throughout the state seeks adjunct faculty for its Ballston Spa corporate site.  Opportunities for both Liberal Arts and Business faculty, and specifically there is a need for a professor to teach an undergraduate economic's course, Economic Thought and the Modern World, I and II.   Master's degree and college level teaching experience is essential.<h3>Albany - After-School Site Assistants</h3>The Boys & Girls Club of Schenectady is looking for after-school site assistants to work at either Central Park Middle School or Oneida Middle School. 

Assistants responsibilites will include and are not limited to homework assistance, gym activites, computer activites, and educational programing. 

Program hours are Monday - Friday 2:30pm-6:00pm. $10.00 per hour. 

Applicants must have prior expierence working with children or are currently working on obtaining an education degree. Please send all information to Meghan at megzcraig@yahoo.com, resume and cover letter must be included. 


Statement of Equal Opportunity Employment 

The Boys & Girls Clubs of Schenectady is an Equal Opportunity Employer. We consider applicants for all positions without regard to race, color, religion, creed, gender, national origin, age, marital or veteran status, sexual orientation, or any other legally protected status or non-job related characteristic.<h3>Albany - Assistant Project Director</h3>Join the nation’s premier human relations/civil rights organization.  We have a mission to fight anti-Semitism and hate, and to secure justice and fair treatment for all. ADL is looking for talented, passionate people who want to make a difference today…and tomorrow!

ASSISTANT PROJECT DIRECTOR

PRIMARY FUNCTION:
This full-time position, based in Albany serving the NY capital region, is responsible to market, plan, and implement all aspects of the regional A WORLD OF DIFFERENCE® Institute programs.

ESSENTIAL DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES:

Conduct marketing, client outreach, and needs assessment processes and prepare and implement diversity education training programs for students and educators in K through grade 12 schools, and for community groups, including staff and youth, at youth-service organizations.

Administer contracts, oversee billing, and manage preparation of training materials and mailings.

Assist in recruiting, training, planning meetings, and evaluating per diem trainers.

Develop working knowledge of anti-bias education, ADL program design, and school and community issues and demographics.

Engage in special projects such as fundraising events, conference presentations, reports, and grant proposals.

Work collaboratively with Training & Curriculum Department to further national program development efforts, including assisting in scheduling field-testing opportunities and administration of evaluation tools.

Facilitate training programs.


QUALIFICATIONS:

Bachelor’s degree in Education/Training or equivalent work experience.

Two to three years experience of progressively responsible education or training experience.

An understanding and appreciation of diversity issues and experience with educational systems and education practices.

Good interpersonal, organizational, and presentation skills.

Good computer skills, including word processing and database management applications.

Some travel required.


For immediate consideration, please send resume and cover letter to DT at: CorpRecruitmentNYC@yahoo.com, Subject: Assistant Project Director.

 
ADL offers a very generous benefits/vacation package.  EOE.

Learn more about ADL at www.adl.org.<h3>Albany - Early Childhood Infant/Toddler/ Preschool Educators Wanted!!!</h3>Are you looking for great employment benefits? We offer 2 Weeks Paid Vacation, Sick Leave, State Holidays Off With Pay, Medical/Dental Insurance, Educational Incentive Funding, and excellent pay for the Early Childhood industry. As a team member of The Children's Place at the Empire State Plaza you will enjoy excellent benefits and a great workplace. We are looking for people who are interested in a rewarding position working with children and families. We are currently interviewing for Head Teacher and Assistant Teacher positions. Requirements are:College degree or CDA plus experience,(Head Teacher) High School Diploma or GED and 2 years prior expereince (Assistant Teacher). Send letter of interest, resume, and references to P.O. Box 2102 ESP Albany N.Y. 12220 or fax to 473-7867 or email phcpkids@yahoo.com<h3>Albany - Child Care needed</h3>I am looking for someone to watch my almost 1 year old, Monday-Friday from 8:30-5:30.  The right person will enjoy spending time with a 1 year old, and will enjoy playing, going for walks, reading stories and spending time with a great little guy.<h3>Albany - NYS Certified Teacher will Tutor</h3>I am a duel certified elementary and specail education teacher looking for students who may need a little extra help with their school work and/or homework.  I am a third year teacher, but have been working with kids for many years.  I charge between $20-$25 an hour depending on the subject.  I would be happy to meet at a local library for the tutoring sessions.

Thank you,
Noelle<h3>Albany - NYS Certified Teacher will Tutor</h3>I have a Master's degree and I am duel certified to teach both elementary and special education grades 1-6.  I am looking for students who may need some extra help with their studies.  I am available M-F evenings and occasional weekends.  I would prefer to meet at a local library for the tutoring sessions.

Please respond to this posting if you are interested.

Thanks and have a great day!
Noelle<h3>Albany - Teacher-writers wanted</h3>If you're a teacher who's interested in making some extra money, please email me.  You'll be writing on topics related to education. This is strictly freelance/telecommute.  Teachers/tutors of all grade levels and experience are welcome.  Please send me a paragraph describing your experience with teaching, tutoring, and curriculum development, and we'll go from there. 

Thank you very much!<h3>Albany - After school care and tutoring</h3>I am looking for someone who is responsible to take care of my 8 yr old son after school around 5- 8pm tues-fridays. Possibly weekends if able, in our home. Other responsiblities would include preparing dinner and help with home work. Contact at aaroncharbonneau@yahoo.com or at (518)269-5404.<h3>Albany - NYS Certified Teacher available to tutor</h3>I have a duel Master's degree in Childhood and Special education and I am certified to teach both regular and specail ed grades 1-6. I am currently a special education teacher and have been for 3 years.  I am looking for students who need a little extra help with their subjects.  

I charge between $20-$25/hr and I am available M-F evenings and the occasional weekend as well.  I would like to meet at a local library for the tutoring sessions.  Please respond to this posting if you are interested.

Thanks<h3>Albany - K-6 Tutor / State Test Experience!!</h3>I have been teaching public school for over 8 years in all grade levels. I currently teach 6th grade science/math. I have prepared students for the 4th grade ELA, 5th grade soc. st. exam, and state tests for the 6h grade with outstanding results. Learning should be fun! My wife is a teacher as well. Please email if interested!<h3>Albany - After-School Site Assistants</h3>The Boys & Girls Club of Schenectady is looking for after-school site assistants to work at either Central Park Middle School or Oneida Middle School.

Assistants responsibilites will include and are not limited to homework assistance, gym activites, computer activites, and educational programing.

Program hours are Monday - Friday 2:30pm-6:00pm. $10.00 per hour.

Applicants must have prior expierence working with children or are currently working on obtaining an education degree. Please send all information to Meghan at megzcraig@yahoo.com, resume and cover letter must be included.


Statement of Equal Opportunity Employment 

The Boys & Girls Clubs of Schenectady is an Equal Opportunity Employer. We consider applicants for all positions without regard to race, color, religion, creed, gender, national origin, age, marital or veteran status, sexual orientation, or any other legally protected status or non-job related characteristic.<h3>Albuquerque - Teach Math or Science</h3>The University of New Mexico and Albuquerque Public Schools are seekingtalented post-baccalaureate math and science graduates to participate in a 16-month academic/practicum program that will lead to full New Mexico licensure as a secondary math or science teacher.  The participants who successfully complete the probationary pre-service will receive a fellowship stipend and prepaid tuition.  The pre-service activities will begin in March 2008. Following the spring and summer coursework and field experience, interns will fill a teaching position in a middle or high school classroom during the 2008-2009 academic year. Applicants must be NM residents.  Deadline for applications is January 24, 2008. For more information about this unique program contact Dr. Terry Dunbar at (505)277-2320 or email: dunbar@unm.edu<h3>Albuquerque - Tutors in Taos Needed</h3>eProgress is looking for in home and on site tutors needed for technology based learning in Math and Reading grades K-12. Applicants must have a clear background check within the last year, at least a Bachelors degree and a laptop. This equipment can be provided in some cases. Please email resume or call 866-863-7381.<h3>Albuquerque - Caregiver Classes Forming!</h3>Do you have a New Years resolution to start a new career? You could be in a new job in one week after taking the Comfort Keepers Caregiving Course. Learn the skills it takes to care for seniors who wish to remain in their homes, including being a great companion, personal care skills, and understanding the many challenges of aging. Class dates: January 14-19, Cost $45. for workbook/testing. Call 505-232-7070 to enroll! EOE<h3>Albuquerque - With Us You Are Linked To Success...</h3>Sales Reps, Managers, And Experienced Trainers. We have an Internet Company in need of your skills. We founded a simple company with a simple pay plan.

Go to our website directly at

www.bankthatpay.com

and than give us a quick e-mail. 35a<h3>Albuquerque - Tutor Needed</h3>eProgress is looking for in home and on site tutors needed for technology based learning in Math and Reading grades K-12. Applicants must have a clear background check within the last year, at least a Bachelors degree and a laptop. This equipment can be provided in some cases. Please email resume or call 866-863-7381.<h3>Albuquerque - Need to supplement your salary?</h3>If you have a couple of hours to spare each day during the week, this is for you. I work using my computer and have added hundreds of dollars per week to my income. How? We are a business development company that uses a time-tested “cloning” system helping many of our associates to become financially independent. Interested? Go to CashClick.NetCash2Day.Com<h3>Albuquerque - Teach Part Time for Kaplan</h3>Kaplan Test Prep and Admissions is seeking part-time teachers to prepare students for admission exams. If you scored well on your admission test and would like to help others do the same, apply today! Our teachers come from diverse backgrounds but share a common goal in their commitment to helping students achieve higher test scores. Kaplan is a great place to work if you’re seeking teaching experience or if you want a challenging and fulfilling part-time job. Teachers receive paid training and ongoing support to build their teaching, presenting, and mentoring skills. We encourage you to commit as much time to teaching as you have available.  
 To make a difference in students' lives:To earn excellent pay and benefits:To enjoy a flexible schedule:To develop your presentation and people-management skillsTo join a dynamic, energetic company with terrific career opportunities
We currently have the following positions available:

Part-Time GMAT, GRE, LSAT, DAT, and MCAT Instructors (6-20 hrs/wk): 

Our minimum score requirements are as follows:GMAT: 680                                  LSAT: 164GRE: 1400 (combined)                DAT: 20-21 (per section)MCAT: 11 (on each section for which you wish to teach) 
  If your scores are more than five years old, you may take a qualifying test at any Kaplan center.
Classes are held in our centers as well as throughout the community. Those willing to travel must have access to transportation (mileage compensated in line with prevailing policy).
 No teaching experience is necessary (although it is preferred). We will train you to be a great instructor. Prep and training are paid. 

You should be a great presenter, a believer in the effectiveness of Kaplan’s methods, a caring and compassionate mentor of students, and a responsible employee.

Part-Time SAT and ACT Instructors (6-20 hrs/wk): 

If you’ve scored a 680 or better on the Math and Verbal sections of the SAT (Kaplan instructors all teach math, verbal, and writing), you’ve passed the first step! A composite score of 27 is required for the ACT. If your SAT scores are more than five years old, you may take a qualifying test at any Kaplan center. 
Due to our class schedules, we ask that you be available to teach at least two weeknights and/or weekends. All classes are held in the evenings or on weekend mornings/afternoons. 
Classes are held in our centers as well as throughout the community. Those willing to travel must have access to transportation (mileage compensated in line with prevailing policy).
No teaching experience is necessary (although it is preferred). We will train you to be a great instructor. Prep time and training are paid. 
You should be a great presenter, a believer in the effectiveness of Kaplan’s methods, a caring and compassionate mentor of students and a responsible employee.  

 Teaching rates change based on success in the classroom. Teach like a superstar and we’ll treat you as one. 
Ask about our full-time career track for Kaplan teachers interested in a greater commitment. Please be prepared to commit to Kaplan for at least 6-12 months. 
To learn more about teaching rates, benefits packages including health insurance and course discounts or to apply today to teach at one of our 170 centers nationwide, please call 1-800-KAP-TEST (1-800-527-8378) or follow the link below. You will be invited to audition and interview. 


Kaplan is an Equal Opportunity Employer.<h3>Albuquerque - Coordinator Exchange Program</h3>Au Pair Coordinator
Work from home, flexible hours.  Support host families and au pairs.
Visit our website at www.culturalcare.com for more information and then email lois.johnson@culturalcare.com for a detailed job description and compensation information.<h3>Albuquerque - Math &amp; Science Tutors Needed for high school/college level!</h3>Top Notch Tutoring is seeking private tutors for any age or grade level and most subjects. Tutoring takes place at a library or the student's location. We offer flexible hours and locations. This is a contract, part-time, as needed position. There are no guaranteed hours as it depends on the requests we receive and how well they meet your qualifications. We are looking for tutors who will be available to tutor for the full school year. 

We offer tutoring for Pre-K through Adult in most subjects including English, Math, Science, History, Reading, Writing, Social Studies, Foreign Languages, Music Lessons, Computer Software, College courses and Test Preparation (PSAT, SAT, ACT, GRE, GED, etc). We have a high demand for Math/Science tutors (middle and high school), elementary tutors for all subjects including reading/writing and foreign language tutors. 

* Must score 88% or higher on test prep sections preferred to tutor OR have 2 years of recent experience teaching test prep. 95% or higher for top pay. 

MUST be legally able to work in the U.S. 
MUST have 4 year college degree. 
MUST have prior teaching/tutoring experience. 
MUST be available for the full 2007-2008 school year. 
Teacher certification a plus! 

Please e-mail your resume and 3 references (2 teaching/tutoring references) to us for review. Include all of the following information: Full name, company name (if applicable), address, e-mail address, phone number(s), how you know your reference and how long you've known them. 

Thank you for your interest in tutoring with us! 

Top Notch Tutoring, LLC<h3>Albuquerque - Looking for Exec. Director</h3>Looking for person to start Hugs not Drugs Program in Albuquerque Area. Must be strong in management and fund raising areas. Must be able to train and supervise all staff. Must be able to reach or exceed $150,000 fund raising goal first year.
This is a ground floor opportunity and the right person will be able to develope this into a great career job.<h3>Albuquerque - Respiratory Therapy Instructor</h3>Pima Medical Institute, a progressive, private medical career school is currently seeking candidates for the position of part time respiratory therapy instructor at their Albuquerque, NM campus. 

Summary of Duties and Responsibilities: 

-Evaluating the performance of students regarding achievements in curriculum and activities and make necessary provisions to meet learning needs 
- Implement and evaluate daily lesson plans for students to include scheduled activities and materials of semesters 
- Plan instruction to achieve specific objectives based upon student need and established curriculum 
- Maintain student grades in accordance with established policies 

Pima Medical Institute offers a competitive compensation and benefits package. 

Compensation: Pima's compensation package includes annual individual performance merit increases, a team incentive bonus of up to 3% of quarterly salary and an Employee Stock Option Plan (ESOP), which is a deferred compensation plan. The ESOP is a retirement plan and is fully funded by Pima. 

Benefits: Pima Medical Institute's benefits package includes medical, dental, vision, prescriptions, life insurance and short-term disability. Also included is a Paid Time Off (PTO) plan, an educational reimbursement plan and a 401(k) plan with a 10% employer match. 

Requirements:
Associate degree. Baccalaureate degree preferred. Registered Respiratory Therapist (RRT). Respiratory Care Practitioner (RCP) State license. Three (3) years of experience as a hospital/clinical respiratory therapist. One (1) year of instructor experience in an accredited respiratory therapy program preferred. Computer skills. 

This is a great opportunity to become a member of an established private school that has been teaching and changing lives for over 35 years.  Please send resumes to Dale Berg to the email address provided above or fax to 520-323-5983.<h3>Albuquerque - Short-term, part-time Corporate ESL teaching opportunity</h3>ProActive English (www.proactive-english.com) provides customized, on-site language and communication training programs for business professionals.  

We are looking for an Albuquerque-based ESL professional to teach a small group of Japanese managers at one of our client companies with a facility in the Albuquerque area.   

The small group, on-site conversation-oriented class will include 24 hours of class time over 16 weeks, meeting one day each week for 90 minutes.   The class will start in early December 2007.  The group would prefer to meet on Wednesday afternoons at 1:30, but if you are seriously interested and a viable candidate, we might be able to work out another mutually convenient time.  We have a curriculum guideline already developed for the class which the hired instructor would be expected to adapt for the group of trainees while using their own materials where appropriate.

This is a nice teaching situation!

Qualifications: Successful candidates will have an MA in TESL.  Experience delivering corporate ESL programs desirable.  Orientation to on-line tools in support of classroom training desirable.  Must be willing and able to work with a curriculum developer and other teachers supporting broader training, development and company objectives.  Must be comfortable with a variety of learning materials and topics, including technical language.  Salary is competitive, commensurate with qualifications and experience and includes orientation to our classroom curriculum.

ProActive English is based in Portland, Oregon.  We have provided ESL programs in the Bay Area, Seattle, Los Angeles, Tokyo and Manila.  Our program participants are non-native English speakers who have been living and working in the U.S. for anywhere from six months to ten years.   They are usually highly skilled, well-educated professionals who face challenges in the corporate environment because English is their second language and the American business culture is relatively new to them.  Learn more about our programs and view a Flash demo of our Web tool at:  www.proactive-english.com .

Please respond by e-mail to: mlyman@proactive-english.com and dkertzner@proactive-english.com  with resume attached.  Initial follow up will occur by telephone.<h3>Albuquerque - &gt;&gt;Entry Level - Administrator- Communications- Teaching</h3>Requirements: 
  21 Years of age 
  High School Diploma or GED 

  Salary: $13.94-$37.74 per hour plus benefits 
  Closing Date: Positions Open until filled To Apply: Submit Your Resume Here<h3>Albuquerque - ALBUQUERQUE NEW MEXICO tutor service hiring for all subjects</h3>Best college and K-12 tutors of America unite for students of all ages. 

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Open weekdays and weekends. Hey, open 24-7!

Apply to be a tutor or pay to get a tutor at:
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We are currently looking for tutors who meet the following criteria:
• Be young or young at heart and darn good
• Minimum of one semester in college
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• Excellent personal and professional references 
• Must have a reliable vehicle unless you can walk FAST
• Must not set off anal retentive meters as your life whirls by
• Sense of humor or be able to laugh at the owner's jokes (or just laugh at him)
• Do not remind owner of how jacked his company name is 

Guaranteed A or B or Free! 

877 734 PRIDE<h3>Albuquerque - childcare position</h3>I am looking for a childcare assistant for my home daycare.We are located near central and girard. Must be able to pass background check. 45 hour course a plus. Monday through Friday 8:00 till 4:00 Starting pay is 7.00 per hour. We have all ages. If you like having fun with kids this job is for you. If we are happy the kids are happy. call 268-9550 My name is Jean.<h3>Albuquerque - Teach Part Time for Kaplan</h3>Kaplan Test Prep and Admissions is seeking part-time teachers to prepare students for admission exams. If you scored well on your admission test and would like to help others do the same, apply today! Our teachers come from diverse backgrounds but share a common goal in their commitment to helping students achieve higher test scores. Kaplan is a great place to work if you’re seeking teaching experience or if you want a challenging and fulfilling part-time job. Teachers receive paid training and ongoing support to build their teaching, presenting, and mentoring skills. We encourage you to commit as much time to teaching as you have available.  
 To make a difference in students' lives:To earn excellent pay and benefits:To enjoy a flexible schedule:To develop your presentation and people-management skillsTo join a dynamic, energetic company with terrific career opportunities
We currently have the following positions available:

Part-Time GMAT, GRE, LSAT, DAT, and MCAT Instructors (6-20 hrs/wk): 

Our minimum score requirements are as follows:GMAT: 680                                  LSAT: 164GRE: 1400 (combined)                DAT: 20-21 (per section)MCAT: 11 (on each section for which you wish to teach) 
  If your scores are more than five years old, you may take a qualifying test at any Kaplan center.
Classes are held in our centers as well as throughout the community. Those willing to travel must have access to transportation (mileage compensated in line with prevailing policy).
 No teaching experience is necessary (although it is preferred). We will train you to be a great instructor. Prep and training are paid. 

You should be a great presenter, a believer in the effectiveness of Kaplan’s methods, a caring and compassionate mentor of students, and a responsible employee.

Part-Time SAT and ACT Instructors (6-20 hrs/wk): 

If you’ve scored a 680 or better on the Math and Verbal sections of the SAT (Kaplan instructors all teach math, verbal, and writing), you’ve passed the first step! A composite score of 27 is required for the ACT. If your SAT scores are more than five years old, you may take a qualifying test at any Kaplan center. 
Due to our class schedules, we ask that you be available to teach at least two weeknights and/or weekends. All classes are held in the evenings or on weekend mornings/afternoons. 
Classes are held in our centers as well as throughout the community. Those willing to travel must have access to transportation (mileage compensated in line with prevailing policy).
No teaching experience is necessary (although it is preferred). We will train you to be a great instructor. Prep time and training are paid. 
You should be a great presenter, a believer in the effectiveness of Kaplan’s methods, a caring and compassionate mentor of students and a responsible employee.  

 Teaching rates change based on success in the classroom. Teach like a superstar and we’ll treat you as one. 
Ask about our full-time career track for Kaplan teachers interested in a greater commitment. Please be prepared to commit to Kaplan for at least 6-12 months. 
To learn more about teaching rates, benefits packages including health insurance and course discounts or to apply today to teach at one of our 170 centers nationwide, please call 1-800-KAP-TEST (1-800-527-8378) or follow the link below. You will be invited to audition and interview. 


Kaplan is an Equal Opportunity Employer.<h3>Albuquerque - &gt;&gt;Entry Level - Administrator- Communications- Teaching</h3>Requirements: 
  21 Years of age 
  High School Diploma or GED 

  Salary: $13.94-$37.74 per hour plus benefits 
  Closing Date: Positions Open until filled To Apply: Submit Your Resume Here<h3>Albuquerque - College COO</h3>College is conducting a search for a Chief Operating Officer.  The successful candidate will possess an advanced degree, experience with regional accreditation, great leadership and interpersonal skills, and demonstrated success leading all aspects of a proprietary institution. Total compensation package includes base and bonus. Candidate must have past proprietary post secondary for profit experience.  Please forward resume as a word attachment<h3>Albuquerque - Supplement  Your Income - Au Pair Coordinator</h3>Flexible work from home position.  Promote exchange program and support host families and au pairs.  Visit our website for more information at www.culturalcare.com and then email lois.johnson@culturalcare.com for a more detailed job description.<h3>Albuquerque - Assistant Teachers and Substitutes</h3>Assistant Teachers and Substitutes needed for a devlopmentally appropriate preschool in NE Albuquerque. A CDA or early childhood degree preferred, but not required.
Please fax resume to: 505-856-7759 or send resume to Church of the Good Shepherd, ATTN: Pam, Children's Outreach Programs, 7834 Tennyson St, NE, Albuquerque, NM 87122 or email to:  cogs_school@hotmail.com<h3>Albuquerque - Tutors needed now. Earn up to $45 per hour!!!</h3>Advantage Tutoring Services is seeking qualified tutors in Albuquerque, Belen and Los Lunas. Respond to this posting with your name, location and credentials, or visit www.advtutor.com<h3>Albuquerque - TEACHERS (Part-Time Math Tutoring)</h3>Are you an enthusiastic, dynamic and student focused teacher? Do you enjoy assisting students in growing academically? If so, Huntington Learning Center wants you! We are looking for part-time certified teachers in math to work with students in a small group setting. Preference will be give to teachers available from 3:30 PM onwards during the week and on Saturdays. We provide the curriculum, training and lesson plans. E-mail resume to The3RsABQ1@yahoo.com or fax 866-804-2575.<h3>Albuquerque - Early Childhood Teaching Positions</h3>KinderCare Learning Center at 4515 Lower Terrace Circle NE (near Montgomery & Eubank, behind Wendy's) is seeking qualified applicants for fulltime positions in nursery, preschool and schoolage classrooms.  Qualified applicants must hold a GED or HS diploma; 45 hour class completion, classroom experience and higher degree highly desired.

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Classes are held in our centers as well as throughout the community. Those willing to travel must have access to transportation (mileage compensated in line with prevailing policy).
 No teaching experience is necessary (although it is preferred). We will train you to be a great instructor. Prep and training are paid. 

You should be a great presenter, a believer in the effectiveness of Kaplan’s methods, a caring and compassionate mentor of students, and a responsible employee.

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No teaching experience is necessary (although it is preferred). We will train you to be a great instructor. Prep time and training are paid. 
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Enrollment limited to four Interns


Hawk Circle Wilderness Education is based in beautiful Cherry Valley, NY. We started 17 years ago as a summer camp, offering adventure, growth and leadership experiences through wilderness survival, nature awareness, primitive living skills and native crafts. As a long-time leader in this field, Hawk Circle provides a unique variety of exceptional outdoor programs and services to children, adults, schools, and museums in our local community and beyond. 


The Internship
The Youth Mentoring Internship spans three seasons and provides four lucky Interns with all the training needed to teach in our youth programs. Housing, partial board, and a generous stipend are also included. The Internship is designed to suit a variety of people: Outdoor Educators who want to advance their careers by learning and applying the primitive wilderness survival skills and the mentoring approach we teach, people who might want to one day start their own camp or nature center, or those who simply want a way to enter this rewarding field. 

Through ongoing classes and directed practice time, Interns learn a huge amount of survival and primitive living skills. The dynamic mentoring approach we teach brings it all together into the high quality experiences we're known for. Interns facilitate and teach in three types of children’s programs: 1) local after-school programs, 2) school class trips to our land, and 3) our magical summer camps.

If this sounds intimidating, don’t worry. Prior to teaching any skill or craft, Interns will have a chance to learn from experienced Hawk Circle instructors, and practice the skills until you know them inside and out. Interns will learn, practice and teach most, if not all, of the following: Fire without matches, shelter, outdoor cooking, tracking, awareness, basketry, crafts from bone, stone, bark, leather and wood, movement, safety, hunting, survival philosophy, tomahawk throwing, plant and tree ID and uses, animal ecology, storytelling, music and dance, caretaking & more.

If you want to focus on learning advanced wilderness skills as a student and are not interested in working with kids, give us a call and ask about our Earth Skills Semester Programs, three-week Winter Survival Intensive, and year-long Circle the Seasons Program.


Internship Duties and Description
In the spring and fall seasons Interns will deliver four after-school programs per week, working in teams of two. The children range from 5th to 8th grade and are usually in groups of 10-16, although we sometimes get groups of 6-24.

Interns will also be fully engaged in the five or six camps Hawk Circle runs for 6th to 8th grade Waldorf school class trips. Waldorf is well known for its wonderful alternative education approach, and the students we get tend to be fun, receptive, and very easy to work with.

During the summer, campers come from all over the country to have the times of their lives. The campers we get are great kids – totally into nature and ready to learn and have fun. Many of the campers are Waldorf students and many return year after year for the memorable experiences that you will help facilitate. Each week of the summer has a different focus, theme, and age-range, beginning with Eagle's Gift for the younger kids, up to Scout Awareness camp for the more experienced, thrill-seeking types (see the Hawk Circle website for camp descriptions). Ages range from 10 to 17 and camper/staff ratio is often around 7:1. Throughout the summer, Interns participate in every aspect of the kids’ experience. Teaching outdoor skills, facilitating games, leading hikes, and informally mentoring the campers goes hand in hand with behind-the-scenes responsibilities like preparing activities and organizing equipment. While the summer is fairly intense, work-oriented and demanding, it is balanced by the more relaxed spring and fall seasons, when interns can take advantage of lots of downtime to really focus on learning and practicing skills.

Interns will lead the campers in community chores such as firewood crew, clean-up crew and community service crews, as well as prepare for our open campfire and cookout nights. In support of the camps and other programs, additional work may include supervised light construction, grounds keeping, food prep, shopping for camp supplies and materials, transportation of campers from public transportation centers as well as preparing materials or grounds for specific classes. This might include creating campfire circles or transporting firewood, pre-cutting leather, gathering and maintaining tools or teaching props, making craft examples to help students visualize their goals, etc. Expect long hours, hard work, deep satisfaction, and lots of fun.

Interns also help facilitate a variety of smaller events, such as mini-courses for kids or adults here at Hawk Circle or at local festivals, and there may be an opportunity to help lead an expedition into the Adirondacks. Time off is granted for family gatherings, weddings, etc., when programs are not in session. Call us for more details.


Qualifications
Candidates must be motivated self-learners that can take the training provided, learn quickly, and be able to apply and adapt these skills and concepts to create transformative programs. Candidates must have a love of nature and children, a desire to grow and transform themselves, and use spare time having fun learning and practicing wilderness skills!
  
Candidates must be safety-minded and have professional attire, appearance and attitude. Good communication skills and the ability to work closely in a team setting is vital. You must be in good physical condition, be able to pass a background check, and commit to the entire three seasons.

Preferred applicants will have primitive wilderness survival skills and teaching experience, although this is not necessary because we provide comprehensive training across the spectrum of skills needed. Also preferred are first aid certification, experience with group living situations, a good driving record, and the ability to drive your personal vehicle to area schools during the spring and fall seasons (mileage reimbursed at 40¢ per mile).


Benefits and compensation
Each Intern is given a stipend of $70 per week (excluding the one-week break following the summer camps) to cover food and other expenses, as well as a shared room during your stay, either in our farmhouse or in one of our cabins. Meals are provided when summer camps and school class trips are in session. In addition to room, partial board and stipend, we also provide an extensive training that covers crafts, primitive skills, teaching methods, nature awareness, games and group process facilitation, business, plus CPR and First Aid certification. Mentoring, storytelling and other methods to help students find tremendous inspiration to learn and grow will be shared, as well as close, ongoing support throughout the entire program. Fishing trips, survival treks, and other fun stuff is also possible.

To facilitate and enhance the learning process, Interns have access to 200+ acres of amazing land and to most Hawk Circle resources such as our tools, raw materials, and our great library of wilderness skills books and movies.

Transportation, personal health insurance, phone calls, and food outside of camp sessions are not included in the benefits of the Internship. Seasoned bow staves, deer hides, some tool making materials and long term advanced project materials may be purchased for a small fee. Upon completion of the Internship, Interns are also eligible for a three-year, 20% tuition discount for all courses, workshops and intensives offered by Hawk Circle.


Applying 
If you are looking for an opportunity to make a difference in the lives of youth, their families and their communities, by touching them on a transformative level; If you are looking for a unique chance to grow professionally as a teacher of wilderness skills, then send us an application! The work we do will change the way you approach teaching and the way you approach nature.

Submit the accompanying application with a cover letter and current resume to Luke Gaillard at Hawk Circle. Only four Interns will be selected. The application deadline is March 1, although late applicants will be considered. Thank you for your interest and feel free to call us with any questions.


Hawk Circle Wilderness Education
PO Box 506, Cherry Valley, NY 13320
Ph: (607) 264-3396
Fax: (607) 264-3256
lukegail@gmail.com
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position summary. 

To provide leadership, training, and supervision to the Accounts and Student Financial staff. 

key job elements. 

• Assure that the colleges philosophy (i.e.: quality services to clients; development, growth, involvement and recognition of employees; sound economic principles; and an environment which is conducive to innovation, positive thinking and expansion) is considered when carrying out the duties and responsibilities of this position. 

• Contribute to the achievement of the Institute’s strategic plan through accurate P&L budgeting and forecasting, exercising appropriate expense controls and tracking monthly/quarterly key operating statistics to effectively identify and react to variances in a timely manner. 

• In concert with Central Staff Accounting, all journal entries are timely and accurately booked; payables are submitted in a timely manner with appropriate account codes; month-end, quarter-end, and year-end closings are completed on time, reflecting an accurate picture of the Institute’s financial position; forecasts are completed on time, and properly reflect management’s projections for the Institute. 

• Review all Institute contracts for cost effectiveness; as appropriate, prepare and provide institute management with cost analyses and recommendations for expense savings; periodically review vendor pricing for competitiveness in the market. 

• Ensure that all charges are computed accurately and applied to the students’ accounts on a timely basis; billing invoices are accurate and timely; financial aid awards are accurate and applied to the students’ accounts on a timely basis within the bounds of federal, state, and Institute regulations; other payments and transactions are applied to the students’ accounts on a timely basis; student receivables are monitored consistently, administering sound collections practices which result in acceptable levels of receivables risk; provide effective customer service to achieve the combined interests of the students and the Institute. 


• Student financial aid processing will be done timely and accurately resulting in the development of sound student financial plans; in concert with Central Staff Accounting, provide accurate financial aid record keeping; all system-wide and external reporting requirements will be executed accurately and on a timely basis. 

• Provide financial service to the members of the Institute’s Executive Committee in developing and administering their budgets; work in concert with the members of the Executive Committee to achieve the Institute’s P&L objectives. 

• Research and develop additional local financial aid resources. 

• Perform other duties as assigned by the President. 

organizational relationship. 

REPORTS TO: President 

SUPERVISES: Director of Student Financial Services 

Works closely with Central Staff and Director of SFS, as well as other Executive Committee members including the Director of Admissions, Dean of Education, and Director of Human Resources. 

position requirements. 

1) Bachelor degree in related field with a minimum of five years experience; 
OR 
Associate degree and a significant amount of additional related work experience. 

2) At least 1-2 years each of accounts receivable, accounts payable, budgeting, forecasting, management, and fiscal responsibilities. 

3) Solid Excel or other PC spreadsheet application skills, including ability to set up databases. 

4) Flexible, highly motivated self-starter. 

5) Excellent communications and interpersonal skills; ability to work as a team player. 

6) Acquired supervisory skills and ability to be a hands-on manager. 

7) Experience in higher education preferred. 

8) Ability to work flexible hours, with extra hours as needed. 

accountability. 

DIRECT: Department budget 
Collections 
Cash 
Coordination of data processing and communications systems 

INDIRECT: School revenues and budget 
Financial Aid funds 
Accounts payable and receivable 
School assets 
Payroll/benefits administration 
Maintenance of academic and financial records 
Default management 

environment. 

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SUMMARY
This position is a mid-level position in the flexible classification of training.  The responsibilities of the incumbent include, but are not limited to (1) maintaining achievement information between a student’s home school and the NFWSC Education Coordinator, (2) preparing and executing lesson plans, (3) assessing student progress, (4) responding to parent and home school requests for updates and information, (5) reporting student progress electronically, (6) maintaining files and materials for instructional purposes, (7) and securing instructional hardware and software used for instruction.

QUALIFICATIONS  
To perform this job successfully, an individual must be able to perform each essential duty satisfactorily. The requirements listed below are representative of the knowledge, skill, and/or ability required. Reasonable accommodations may be made to enable individuals with disabilities to perform the essential functions.  Knowledge of non-profit organization and K-12 public schools is necessary.

EDUCATION and/or EXPERIENCE 
Bachelor’s degree (BA, BS, BFA); and two years or more of teaching experience and/or training; or equivalent combination of education and experience. New Mexico teaching credential preferred.

LANGUAGE SKILLS 
Ability to teach reading to students in grades 1, 2, and 3 with a special focus on English Language Learners. Ability to assess student learning and input results into software programs for reporting purposes. Ability to effectively present information and respond to questions from parents, teachers, and principals. Bilingual and/or biliterate skills (English/Spanish) required.

MATHEMATICAL SKILLS 
Ability to teach pre-algebra and algebra to students in grades 6th, 7th, and 8th grade.  Ability to apply concepts of pre-algebra and algebra.

Interested candidates send resumes via fax (661) 823-6177 or email fbarraza@nfwsc.org