Employment Opportunities
AmeriCorps Teacher
2022 - 2023 School Year
Full-Time with Multiple Openings
AmeriCorps is the domestic version of the Peace Corps. Academy Prep’s AmeriCorps teachers are generally recent college grads who want to give a year or more of service to nonprofit organizations. Academy Prep is looking for dedicated, passionate teachers to join our team. AmeriCorps teachers will plan, organize and implement an instructional program in a learning environment that guides and encourages students to develop and fulfill their potential.
NO TEACHING CERTIFICATION REQUIRED
ALL MAJORS CONSIDERED
AmeriCorps Responsibilities include but are not limited to:
-teaching supplementary academic classes (includes lesson planning and classroom management.)
- assisting in academic classes
- planning and teaching extra-curricular activities
- serving breakfast, lunch and snacks
- supervising students in free time and recess
- providing office and administrative support
- supervising students in study hall
- supervising Saturday field trips
- substituting in academic classes
- monitoring late pick-up students
Compensation:
Live on campus in beautiful, clean, furnished apartments.
Receive FREE rent and utilities.
Receive an annual stipend of $15,300.
Receive full health insurance.
Are awarded a $5,920 education award after 1 year of service
Get real world professional and teaching experience in a unique and challenging setting.
For more information, click To submit a resume and cover letter,
contact Lee Lockhart at llockhart@academyprep.org or 727-322-0800 x 2141
NON DISCRIMINATION STATEMENT
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