Job Detail - Classroom Coach - Elkhart, IN

The Company:

Elevate K-12 is changing the way classrooms work through live, online, real-time instruction to K-12 schools. Our two main focuses are to give students the best quality instructors and get them ready for the world of the future and to give instructors, especially women, work opportunities, irrespective of zip codes. We are the new way to classroom!

The Person:

We're looking for an engaging individual who wants to impact educational outcomes for K-12 students. As a Classroom Coach with Elevate K-12, you will work closely with schools and students to ensure our programs run smoothly onsite. This is a part time position.

The Job:

Work closely with the Elevate K-12 team to ensure the success of our education programs inside an assigned classroom(s) within a school
Stream live instructor in front of classroom and Help students get set up on their computers/devices so they can work with Instructors online
Be a mentor and leader to students and ensure a positive learning environment with classroom behavior management
Download grades from our portal to provide to the school
Supervise a classroom with multiple periods of students, during school hours: M-F, 8:00am – 3:30pm
Have fun!

What you will need:

Energy
Passion for impacting students lives
Excitement for working with K-12 aged kids
Mission-oriented
Reliable transportation
Open to part-time (specifically during school hours)

Be Part Of Our Story:

Elevate K-12 is tasked with an important mission: change the way K-12 classrooms and teaching work. Our organization is a radically open-minded company that is scaling fast. We are a team focused on high performance, dynamism and embodying a collaborative culture at all levels. Our teammates are able to have open, honest discussions that drive us toward our mission. Elevate K-12 is in a stage of hyper growth that will continue to open up new challenges and opportunities for our team.

First Name * Last Name * Email * Phone * Resume/CV * Cover Letter Are you available M-F from 8-3:30PM for this role? *Do you have reliable transportation to commute to and from Elkhart, IN? *Are you comfortable supervising a classroom of Middle School students on your own? * The compensation for this role is $550 per week. Knowing this, would you still like to continue with the interview process? * When are you available to start in this role? * How did you find out about this role? * Are you legally authorized to work in the United States? *Will you now or in the future require visa sponsorship? * Have you ever worked as a contractor for Elevate K-12 before?

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