Director of International Education leads and directs all aspects of the institution's international programs. Oversees programs, activities, faculty affairs, and academic support services. Being a Director of International Education develops and implements strategies to attract and retain students and faculty. Oversees the operations of the study abroad and foreign exchange programs, the international admissions process, and English language programs. Additionally, Director of International Education ensures that the curriculum remains current and is in compliance with accreditation standards. Monitors the documentation and visa application processes. Oversees the departmental budget and management of expenditures throughout the year. Requires a bachelor's degree. Typically reports to top management. The Director of International Education typically manages through subordinate managers and professionals in larger groups of moderate complexity. Provides input to strategic decisions that affect the functional area of responsibility. May give input into developing the budget. Capable of resolving escalated issues arising from operations and requiring coordination with other departments. To be a Director of International Education typically requires 3+ years of managerial experience. (Copyright 2024 Salary.com)
Love What You Do and Why You Do It!
Participate Learning is a force for good that connects teachers and students through global education programs to foster human understanding and create peace around the world. We offer purpose-driven, challenging work in a collaborative environment, a flexible and open culture, and encourage employees to pursue their professional and personal passions.
What You’ll Do:
The Part-Time Spanish Teacher / Dual Language Instructional Assistant (DLIA) provides instructional support for students and teachers in the Participate Learning Dual Language Spanish immersion classrooms. This position leads groups across different subject areas with instruction delivered in Spanish. The lead dual language teacher will have primary responsibility for the overall instruction of the class. However, in the absence of a lead teacher, this position is expected to take over the lead instructional role in the classroom.
This position will spend time at multiple elementary school sites within a geographic region. Valid driver’s license, reliable transportation and ability to travel between schools are requirements.
This is a part-time position eligible for medical benefits! Work assignments may vary between 25 - 40 hours per week depending on need. This position is paid an hourly rate of $26 per hour.
Additional Information:
This position reports into the Education Programs department and works closely with the Program Manager assigned to the school site. They may serve in one or more Participate dual language program schools within the same geographic area based on need for coverage or support as instructed by the Director of Dual Language Programs or program manager.
The DLIA will deliver instruction to students, using various teaching methods to improve student skills and abilities with the target language and in the core curriculum student objectives.
The DLIA will lead small groups during literacy rotations and with the guidance of the lead teachers, deliver appropriate instructional methods and techniques for each group activity assigned.
In collaboration with lead teacher, DLIA will share responsibility for:
Creating lesson plans and instructing students individually and in groups.
Establish and enforce rules for behavior and procedures for maintaining order among the students for whom they are responsible.
Prepare materials and classrooms for class activities, including photocopying, laminating, etc.
Administer assessments as required
Facilitate other classroom responsibilities in line with school policy
Share responsibility for performing administrative responsibilities closely related to teaching and customarily performed by teachers.
In the absence of the lead teacher the DLIA will be responsible for:
Lead instruction in the target language following the established DL instructional model in place
Complete all instructional tasks for each day the lead teacher is absent
Maintain clear notes on student performance in the absence of the lead teacher
Follow the Participate DL pacing guide for literacy and the grade level guidelines for other content area instruction
Program Support:
Promote cross-cultural activities and the dual language immersion program in the school and greater community
Serve as a native Spanish-speaking role model for students. Help students to maximize their learning by only utilizing the target language consistently in the classroom.
Serve as a cultural resource for students, teachers, the school and community.
Collaborate with other dual language team members.
School-wide support:
Support school-wide policies and procedures as well as multiple DL classrooms.
The DLIA is not responsible for non-instructional duties in the school. In the absence of the lead teacher, the instructional assistant will focus on the delivery of instruction in the target language to support students in their fulfillment of the grade level curriculum.
The lead teacher will be the teacher of record and DLIA will not be fully responsible, but will support the lead teacher in maintaining student records.
Experience You Bring:
A native (or near native) target language speaker (Spanish)
Intermediate to high English proficiency
Bachelor's degree preferred (preference for degree in Education but not required)
At least one year of Elementary teaching experience
Must complete designated school district HR process for school volunteer or similar as confirmed by Participate upon offer
Must meet all Participate employment verification and hiring requirements
Must be authorized to work in the US
Must participate in and successfully complete Participate DLIA program trainings & evaluations
About You
Passionate about learning and welcoming people from all over the world, learning about their culture and sharing your own culture and experiences.
Love for international adventures - languages, dancing, food, travel, etc.
We are looking for impact makers who believe in using their career as a force for good.
Eager to make a difference for today and tomorrow
Flexible with your time and energy and willing to expand beyond the day-to-day expectations of your work. (And the company reciprocates with flexibility!)
Cameras on during most zoom meetings - we want to see your smile.
Believe global education is for everyone!
What You’ll Love About Us:
Participate Learning is a B Corporation headquartered in Chapel Hill, NC, that partners with K-12 schools and districts to provide cultural exchange teachers, global education, and language immersion programs in Spanish and Mandarin. As part of our B Corp commitment, one of the essential measures of the success of our business is the positive impact we make on our employees. Our work inspires everyone to be change agents, bringing more empathy and connection to the world.
Attractive benefit coverage for medical, dental, vision
Company paid long-term, short-term disability and life insurance
Paid Maternity/Paternity Leave
Generous Vacation and Separate Sick Time
Wellness Program
Adoption Assistance
Infant-At-Work and Bring Your Dog to Work Program
Cell Phone Reimbursement
Fully-Stocked Kitchen
Onsite Gym
Volunteer Time Off
Professional Development Funds
Tuition Assistance
Cultural Experience & Milestone benefit every 3 years
Due to the nature of our work with teachers and schools, COVID-19 vaccine/booster is a requirement for new hires, however, the company will consider accommodations for disability and religious reasons.
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