GED Instructor - Adult Education

The Center for Instruction, Technology & Innovation’s Adult Literacy office is seeking a part-time GED Instructor to provide differentiated instruction and support students directly to prepare students for the GED exam and for gainful employment post-graduation. Openings are located in Fulton (Monday, Wednesday 4pm-7pm) and Pulaski (Tuesday, Thursday 6pm-9pm) - Please indicate preferred location(s) in cover letter. QUALIFICATIONS: Minimum Requirement: Bachelor’s Degree in the following areas of study: education, math, science, history, and/or English. Must be or become adult Education Certified within 60 days of employment through NYSED AEPP office, if not a NYS certified teacher. Preferred Qualification: NYS Certified Teacher or bachelor’s degree in education. Must pass a fingerprint background check. RESPONSIBILITIES: The successful candidate will: Prepare differentiated learning materials in Math, Social Studies, Language Arts and Science. Provide differentiated, direct instruction in small class settings. Support student progress, career readiness and transition goals. Administer in-person assessments, as required by program regulations. Completion of progress reports, attendance forms and annual program maintenance forms. Other duties as assigned per requirements from the NYSED AEPP office. COMPENSATION: $40.00/hr. About CiTi BOCES: Our Mission Build Your Future! Keys to the CiTi (Vision) Is this safe? Is this done with integrity? Is this kind? Is this helpful? Core Values We embrace innovation & creativity. We make student-based decisions with honesty, respect & integrity. We collaborate, focused on quality service, expertise & student success. The Board of Cooperative Educational Services (BOCES) in New York State was established in 1948 to provide cost-effective shared educational programs and services to school districts. Now, 70 years later, the goal remains the same, but has evolved to include a focus on preparing students for their role in a global economy while collaborating with districts to close gaps in student achievement. Each school day the programs and services we provide impact the more than 17,000 students that attend our nine Oswego County School Districts. We not only provide outstanding educational experiences, but also offer cost effective cooperative services and programs to the districts themselves. In addition to our educational programs, our many services bring cultural experiences to the local schools, books to their libraries and the latest in technology to their students. The success of Oswego County's more than 17,000 students is our mission. We also strive to enhance the lives of our residents by providing adult education offerings such as High School Equivalency (formerly GED), continuing education and enrichment classes and adult literacy lessons through our partnership with Cayuga Community College.