Responsible for meeting or exceeding salon service and pro-hair sales budget through staff recruiting and productivity development; salon service promotions; and salon service demonstrations. Responsible for creating an environment that maintains and exceeds standards of excellence in Guest Service, client retention skills, staff technical proficiency, and professional hair care recommendations. Primary contact for all salon personnel. Use your skills, experience & talents to be part of something BEAUTIFUL! As a Salon Manager you will perform the following essential functions… Meets or exceeds salon financial metrics including; service revenue, average ticket, guest count, guest retention, rebooking, skin treatments, pro hair retail revenue, retention/turnover and contribution goals Demonstrates business acumen, with an understanding of key business drivers and can identify opportunities for growth with in own location especially payroll management, staffing for growth, average ticket and rebooking. Responsible for performing hair services on guests. Time behind the chair based on business need. Demonstrates high standards for customer service and salon image standards, internal candidates would exemplify ULTA standards and consistently deliver ULTA Experience service model. Responsible for the management of all salon personnel including (but not limited to) recruitment, training, product knowledge and skills development, loss prevention knowledge, performance management, safety, recognition, and legal compliance. Leads through growing people and their productivity, has clear vision of individual team member and/or personal goals. Has demonstrated coaching and mentoring skills and can verbalize the steps taken to achieve those goals. Internally, has participated in Salon Professional Development meetings; can identify when coaching vs. mentoring is needed and has personally achieved a level jump. Can articulate the behaviors that moved them through the level jump. This would be demonstrated by increased associate productivity, clear measurable goals, monthly SPDMs and annual performance appraisals. Analyzes on a weekly/monthly basis the salon sales, expenses and trends, utilizing ShortCuts System reports, with the General Manager/District Manager to determine ongoing standards for weekly revenue goals, staff productivity goals, average ticket goals, and customer retention goals. Responsible for taking business goals and developing a quarterly plan of action, with clear steps and measurements and consistently execute to deliver expected results. Responsible for identifying the skill development needed for each salon professional and determining the right resource, including themselves, to develop the skill. Place and check in supply orders timely and within budget; while ensuring not to run out of needed supplies to services guests. Conducts verbal and technical interviews, talent selection per ULTA guidelines. Ensures all internal/external technical product training classes are attended. Experience we are looking for… Cosmetology school graduate, 5 yrs. relevant work experience or equivalent combination of education and relevant work experience. Cosmetology license, as required by state law. 2 yrs. salon management experience, (management license, as required by state law). Demonstrates advanced competency in salon sales, products and service. Demonstrated knowledge of State board of Cosmetologists' regulations and hiring requirements. Exceptional written and oral communication skills. Ability to work in a fast-paced environment. Ability to build a strong and productive team environment. Other On a regular basis, requires the ability to walk. On a regular basis, requires the ability to reach with hands and arms. On a regular basis, requires the ability to stand for a minimum of 4 hours. On a regular basis, requires the ability to lift and/or move 50 lbs. On an occasional basis, requires the ability to climb a ladder and balance. On a frequent basis, requires the ability to stoop, kneel and crouch. For positions located in San Francisco: pursuant to the San Francisco Fair Chance Ordinance, we will consider for employment qualified applicants with arrest and conviction records. *LI-BA1 liba1
Feb 23, 2019
Full time
Responsible for meeting or exceeding salon service and pro-hair sales budget through staff recruiting and productivity development; salon service promotions; and salon service demonstrations. Responsible for creating an environment that maintains and exceeds standards of excellence in Guest Service, client retention skills, staff technical proficiency, and professional hair care recommendations. Primary contact for all salon personnel. Use your skills, experience & talents to be part of something BEAUTIFUL! As a Salon Manager you will perform the following essential functions… Meets or exceeds salon financial metrics including; service revenue, average ticket, guest count, guest retention, rebooking, skin treatments, pro hair retail revenue, retention/turnover and contribution goals Demonstrates business acumen, with an understanding of key business drivers and can identify opportunities for growth with in own location especially payroll management, staffing for growth, average ticket and rebooking. Responsible for performing hair services on guests. Time behind the chair based on business need. Demonstrates high standards for customer service and salon image standards, internal candidates would exemplify ULTA standards and consistently deliver ULTA Experience service model. Responsible for the management of all salon personnel including (but not limited to) recruitment, training, product knowledge and skills development, loss prevention knowledge, performance management, safety, recognition, and legal compliance. Leads through growing people and their productivity, has clear vision of individual team member and/or personal goals. Has demonstrated coaching and mentoring skills and can verbalize the steps taken to achieve those goals. Internally, has participated in Salon Professional Development meetings; can identify when coaching vs. mentoring is needed and has personally achieved a level jump. Can articulate the behaviors that moved them through the level jump. This would be demonstrated by increased associate productivity, clear measurable goals, monthly SPDMs and annual performance appraisals. Analyzes on a weekly/monthly basis the salon sales, expenses and trends, utilizing ShortCuts System reports, with the General Manager/District Manager to determine ongoing standards for weekly revenue goals, staff productivity goals, average ticket goals, and customer retention goals. Responsible for taking business goals and developing a quarterly plan of action, with clear steps and measurements and consistently execute to deliver expected results. Responsible for identifying the skill development needed for each salon professional and determining the right resource, including themselves, to develop the skill. Place and check in supply orders timely and within budget; while ensuring not to run out of needed supplies to services guests. Conducts verbal and technical interviews, talent selection per ULTA guidelines. Ensures all internal/external technical product training classes are attended. Experience we are looking for… Cosmetology school graduate, 5 yrs. relevant work experience or equivalent combination of education and relevant work experience. Cosmetology license, as required by state law. 2 yrs. salon management experience, (management license, as required by state law). Demonstrates advanced competency in salon sales, products and service. Demonstrated knowledge of State board of Cosmetologists' regulations and hiring requirements. Exceptional written and oral communication skills. Ability to work in a fast-paced environment. Ability to build a strong and productive team environment. Other On a regular basis, requires the ability to walk. On a regular basis, requires the ability to reach with hands and arms. On a regular basis, requires the ability to stand for a minimum of 4 hours. On a regular basis, requires the ability to lift and/or move 50 lbs. On an occasional basis, requires the ability to climb a ladder and balance. On a frequent basis, requires the ability to stoop, kneel and crouch. For positions located in San Francisco: pursuant to the San Francisco Fair Chance Ordinance, we will consider for employment qualified applicants with arrest and conviction records. *LI-BA1 liba1
Overview Everyone wants to work with people they respect. It's even better if you can work for a company that you respect. We have both at River Metals Recycling (RMR). In fact, in addition to safety, integrity and excellence, respect is one of our core values. Working at RMR is definitely for you if: You want a career and not just a job You want to work for an awesome company where you can make a difference You have a positive, can do attitude You are motivated and take initiative RMR is a proud part of Nucor Corporation and wholly owned subsidiary of The David J. Joseph Company. We are recognized as a good community citizen who is trustworthy, financially strong and environmentally proactive. If you are ready to grow with a successful company, please apply online. Responsibilities Maintain and repair all equipment including but not limited to shredder, eddy current, baler, etc. Change liners, grates, hammers, etc. on the shredder. Assist other maintenance and production personnel during scheduled repair projects and normal production. Operate mobile equipment as needed. Work in outdoor and indoor environments. Minor cleanup and other duties as assigned. Qualifications Minimum of 2 years previous maintenance experience preferred. Welding experience preferred. Flexible to work off hours, weekends, holidays. Experience with forklift and skid steer a plus. Benefits We offer a competitive compensation and benefit package including paid training, bonus program, medical, dental, vision, life and disability coverage, vacation, paid holidays, a 401(k) plan with match, tuition reimbursement and other great benefits. EEO Statement River Metals Recycling LLC (RMR) is a drug-free workplace and conducts pre-employment testing as a condition of employment.RMR is an equal opportunity employer. Qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to race, color, ethnicity, religion, creed, sex, pregnancy, lactation/breastfeeding, sexual orientation, gender identity and expression, national origin, citizenship status, ancestry, age, marital status, familial status, disability, genetic information, protected veteran status, military status, or any other characteristic protected by local, state, or federal laws, rules, or regulations. RMR hires and promotes individuals solely on the basis of their qualifications for the job to be filled. If you'd like more information on your EEO rights under the law, please click here. RMR reasonably accommodates qualified individuals with disabilities to enable them to receive equal employment opportunity and/or perform the essential functions of the job, unless the accommodation would impose an undue hardship to the Company. This applies to all applicants and teammates.RMR also provides a work environment in which each teammate is able to be productive and work to the best of his or her ability. We do not condone or tolerate an atmosphere of intimidation or harassment. We expect and require the cooperation of all teammates in maintaining an atmosphere free from discrimination and harassment with mutual respect by and for all teammates and applicants. E-Verify Information | E-Verify Notice
Feb 23, 2019
Full time
Overview Everyone wants to work with people they respect. It's even better if you can work for a company that you respect. We have both at River Metals Recycling (RMR). In fact, in addition to safety, integrity and excellence, respect is one of our core values. Working at RMR is definitely for you if: You want a career and not just a job You want to work for an awesome company where you can make a difference You have a positive, can do attitude You are motivated and take initiative RMR is a proud part of Nucor Corporation and wholly owned subsidiary of The David J. Joseph Company. We are recognized as a good community citizen who is trustworthy, financially strong and environmentally proactive. If you are ready to grow with a successful company, please apply online. Responsibilities Maintain and repair all equipment including but not limited to shredder, eddy current, baler, etc. Change liners, grates, hammers, etc. on the shredder. Assist other maintenance and production personnel during scheduled repair projects and normal production. Operate mobile equipment as needed. Work in outdoor and indoor environments. Minor cleanup and other duties as assigned. Qualifications Minimum of 2 years previous maintenance experience preferred. Welding experience preferred. Flexible to work off hours, weekends, holidays. Experience with forklift and skid steer a plus. Benefits We offer a competitive compensation and benefit package including paid training, bonus program, medical, dental, vision, life and disability coverage, vacation, paid holidays, a 401(k) plan with match, tuition reimbursement and other great benefits. EEO Statement River Metals Recycling LLC (RMR) is a drug-free workplace and conducts pre-employment testing as a condition of employment.RMR is an equal opportunity employer. Qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to race, color, ethnicity, religion, creed, sex, pregnancy, lactation/breastfeeding, sexual orientation, gender identity and expression, national origin, citizenship status, ancestry, age, marital status, familial status, disability, genetic information, protected veteran status, military status, or any other characteristic protected by local, state, or federal laws, rules, or regulations. RMR hires and promotes individuals solely on the basis of their qualifications for the job to be filled. If you'd like more information on your EEO rights under the law, please click here. RMR reasonably accommodates qualified individuals with disabilities to enable them to receive equal employment opportunity and/or perform the essential functions of the job, unless the accommodation would impose an undue hardship to the Company. This applies to all applicants and teammates.RMR also provides a work environment in which each teammate is able to be productive and work to the best of his or her ability. We do not condone or tolerate an atmosphere of intimidation or harassment. We expect and require the cooperation of all teammates in maintaining an atmosphere free from discrimination and harassment with mutual respect by and for all teammates and applicants. E-Verify Information | E-Verify Notice
JOB SUMMARY The role of the Customer Service Representative is to contribute to the customer experience by communicating up-to-date information and facilitating bus pass and fare media transactions. ESSENTIAL FUNCTIONS OF THE JOB Communicates schedule and bus route information to customers, including navigating the fixed-route system, on the phone and in-person Addresses, troubleshoots, and records customer concerns Sells bus passes and fare media Processes Lextran-issued identification cards Prepares daily deposit and reports of sales Maintains a clean and neat workspace, a professional appearance, and an approachable disposition Works as a receptionist at the Loudon office as assigned Performs other duties as assigned QUALIFICATIONS AND KEY SKILLS 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. Excellent customer service skills and the ability to respond to customers in an efficient, accurate manner Excellent written and verbal communication skills, including phone etiquette Ability to interpret maps and bus schedules Proficient computer skills to use point-of-sale software, automatic vehicle location software, Microsoft Outlook, and other computer tasks Ability maintain confidentiality of company and customer records Ability to work in a team environment EDUCATION AND EXPERIENCE REQUIREMENTS High school diploma or equivalent Well acquainted with the Lexington area Ability to work a flexible schedule Customer service experience preferred PHYSICAL REQUIREMENTS ESSENTIAL TO PERFORM THE DUTIES OF THE JOB Frequently communicates with personnel, visitors, and customers on the phone and in person Frequently remains in a seated position at a desk Frequently uses the computer with fingers and hands Frequently works in a well-lit, tempered room Occasionally exposed to outside elements Occasionally lifts objects weighing up to twenty five (25) pounds May be required to stoop, bend, or kneel
Feb 23, 2019
Full time
JOB SUMMARY The role of the Customer Service Representative is to contribute to the customer experience by communicating up-to-date information and facilitating bus pass and fare media transactions. ESSENTIAL FUNCTIONS OF THE JOB Communicates schedule and bus route information to customers, including navigating the fixed-route system, on the phone and in-person Addresses, troubleshoots, and records customer concerns Sells bus passes and fare media Processes Lextran-issued identification cards Prepares daily deposit and reports of sales Maintains a clean and neat workspace, a professional appearance, and an approachable disposition Works as a receptionist at the Loudon office as assigned Performs other duties as assigned QUALIFICATIONS AND KEY SKILLS 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. Excellent customer service skills and the ability to respond to customers in an efficient, accurate manner Excellent written and verbal communication skills, including phone etiquette Ability to interpret maps and bus schedules Proficient computer skills to use point-of-sale software, automatic vehicle location software, Microsoft Outlook, and other computer tasks Ability maintain confidentiality of company and customer records Ability to work in a team environment EDUCATION AND EXPERIENCE REQUIREMENTS High school diploma or equivalent Well acquainted with the Lexington area Ability to work a flexible schedule Customer service experience preferred PHYSICAL REQUIREMENTS ESSENTIAL TO PERFORM THE DUTIES OF THE JOB Frequently communicates with personnel, visitors, and customers on the phone and in person Frequently remains in a seated position at a desk Frequently uses the computer with fingers and hands Frequently works in a well-lit, tempered room Occasionally exposed to outside elements Occasionally lifts objects weighing up to twenty five (25) pounds May be required to stoop, bend, or kneel
Final Deadline Alert: Applications should be submitted no later than Friday, March 1st, 2019.Who We AreTeach For America (TFA) is a leadership development organization focused on the systemic challenges facing children growing up in poverty. While potential is equally distributed across lines of race and class, opportunity is not, and we seek to correct this injustice. We recruit, train, and support talented and ambitious leaders from all career backgrounds and academic majors to teach in high-need communities across the US.No matter your career background or academic major, we believe that your unique experiences and skills can play a vital role in ensuring that kids in high-need communities receive a quality education.Who You AreJoining Teach For America is a great fit if: You have a deep-seated belief that every child in America should have access to an excellent education and equal opportunity to learn and grow, regardless of race, ethnicity, location, or socio-economic background. You have a desire to build stronger communities and empower future generations. You have proven leadership experience and a history of achievement. You are hungry for a job where you can make a difference and help create enduring change.What You ll DoWe recruit outstanding and diverse leaders to become corps members. As a corps member, you ll be a full-time teacher for two years at the preschool, elementary, middle, or high school level, with the opportunity to lead real change and make a deep impact on your students and the community that you serve.Teach For America corps members teach a variety of subjects, including (but not limited to): science, math, computer science, humanities, language arts, English, reading, special education, Spanish/bilingual education, ESL, history, social studies, and more.You ll work in close partnership with educators, parents, and community members to set ambitious goals for your students and help support them on their journey to achieving their dreams. With an unparalleled support network, ongoing coaching and leadership development during your two years in the corps, you will have a profound impact on your students academic and personal growth. As a TFA alum, you will gain access to numerous top graduate school and employer partnerships that will help you advance and accelerate your leadership trajectory after you leave the corps.While many alumni choose to continue teaching after their two year commitment, others choose to branch out across a variety of sectors law, non-profit, finance, government, and more while continuing to help positively impact the movement for educational equity throughout their careers.We are Educators. Mentors. Leaders. Community Members. Together, we see the potential in each and every student in this country no matter what.Where You Will TeachTeach For America works in 51 communities across the country. We call them regions, and they range from large cities to rural communities, from New Haven to Hawai'i and South Dakota to the Rio Grande Valley, TFA corps members are challenging what is possible for our nation s students.Minimum Requirements Strong academic performance: Minimum cumulative 2.5 GPA or higher Bachelor s degree by June 2019 or earlier Must be a citizen, national, or legal resident of the United States or have DACA statusFinal Application DeadlinePlease submit your completed application before the upcoming deadline date: 3/1/19 Associated topics: administrative, administrative and operational support, administrative assistant, administrative associate, administrative support, administrative support specialist, administrator, database, human resources, recruitment
Feb 23, 2019
Full time
Final Deadline Alert: Applications should be submitted no later than Friday, March 1st, 2019.Who We AreTeach For America (TFA) is a leadership development organization focused on the systemic challenges facing children growing up in poverty. While potential is equally distributed across lines of race and class, opportunity is not, and we seek to correct this injustice. We recruit, train, and support talented and ambitious leaders from all career backgrounds and academic majors to teach in high-need communities across the US.No matter your career background or academic major, we believe that your unique experiences and skills can play a vital role in ensuring that kids in high-need communities receive a quality education.Who You AreJoining Teach For America is a great fit if: You have a deep-seated belief that every child in America should have access to an excellent education and equal opportunity to learn and grow, regardless of race, ethnicity, location, or socio-economic background. You have a desire to build stronger communities and empower future generations. You have proven leadership experience and a history of achievement. You are hungry for a job where you can make a difference and help create enduring change.What You ll DoWe recruit outstanding and diverse leaders to become corps members. As a corps member, you ll be a full-time teacher for two years at the preschool, elementary, middle, or high school level, with the opportunity to lead real change and make a deep impact on your students and the community that you serve.Teach For America corps members teach a variety of subjects, including (but not limited to): science, math, computer science, humanities, language arts, English, reading, special education, Spanish/bilingual education, ESL, history, social studies, and more.You ll work in close partnership with educators, parents, and community members to set ambitious goals for your students and help support them on their journey to achieving their dreams. With an unparalleled support network, ongoing coaching and leadership development during your two years in the corps, you will have a profound impact on your students academic and personal growth. As a TFA alum, you will gain access to numerous top graduate school and employer partnerships that will help you advance and accelerate your leadership trajectory after you leave the corps.While many alumni choose to continue teaching after their two year commitment, others choose to branch out across a variety of sectors law, non-profit, finance, government, and more while continuing to help positively impact the movement for educational equity throughout their careers.We are Educators. Mentors. Leaders. Community Members. Together, we see the potential in each and every student in this country no matter what.Where You Will TeachTeach For America works in 51 communities across the country. We call them regions, and they range from large cities to rural communities, from New Haven to Hawai'i and South Dakota to the Rio Grande Valley, TFA corps members are challenging what is possible for our nation s students.Minimum Requirements Strong academic performance: Minimum cumulative 2.5 GPA or higher Bachelor s degree by June 2019 or earlier Must be a citizen, national, or legal resident of the United States or have DACA statusFinal Application DeadlinePlease submit your completed application before the upcoming deadline date: 3/1/19 Associated topics: administrative, administrative and operational support, administrative assistant, administrative associate, administrative support, administrative support specialist, administrator, database, human resources, recruitment
Final Deadline Alert: Applications should be submitted no later than Friday, March 1st, 2019.Who We AreTeach For America (TFA) is a leadership development organization focused on the systemic challenges facing children growing up in poverty. While potential is equally distributed across lines of race and class, opportunity is not, and we seek to correct this injustice. We recruit, train, and support talented and ambitious leaders from all career backgrounds and academic majors to teach in high-need communities across the US.No matter your career background or academic major, we believe that your unique experiences and skills can play a vital role in ensuring that kids in high-need communities receive a quality education.Who You AreJoining Teach For America is a great fit if: You have a deep-seated belief that every child in America should have access to an excellent education and equal opportunity to learn and grow, regardless of race, ethnicity, location, or socio-economic background. You have a desire to build stronger communities and empower future generations. You have proven leadership experience and a history of achievement. You are hungry for a job where you can make a difference and help create enduring change.What You ll DoWe recruit outstanding and diverse leaders to become corps members. As a corps member, you ll be a full-time teacher for two years at the preschool, elementary, middle, or high school level, with the opportunity to lead real change and make a deep impact on your students and the community that you serve.Teach For America corps members teach a variety of subjects, including (but not limited to): science, math, computer science, humanities, language arts, English, reading, special education, Spanish/bilingual education, ESL, history, social studies, and more.You ll work in close partnership with educators, parents, and community members to set ambitious goals for your students and help support them on their journey to achieving their dreams. With an unparalleled support network, ongoing coaching and leadership development during your two years in the corps, you will have a profound impact on your students academic and personal growth. As a TFA alum, you will gain access to numerous top graduate school and employer partnerships that will help you advance and accelerate your leadership trajectory after you leave the corps.While many alumni choose to continue teaching after their two year commitment, others choose to branch out across a variety of sectors law, non-profit, finance, government, and more while continuing to help positively impact the movement for educational equity throughout their careers.We are Educators. Mentors. Leaders. Community Members. Together, we see the potential in each and every student in this country no matter what.Where You Will TeachTeach For America works in 51 communities across the country. We call them regions, and they range from large cities to rural communities, from New Haven to Hawai'i and South Dakota to the Rio Grande Valley, TFA corps members are challenging what is possible for our nation s students.Minimum Requirements Strong academic performance: Minimum cumulative 2.5 GPA or higher Bachelor s degree by June 2019 or earlier Must be a citizen, national, or legal resident of the United States or have DACA statusFinal Application DeadlinePlease submit your completed application before the upcoming deadline date: 3/1/19 Associated topics: administrative, administrative and operational support, administrative assistant, administrative associate, administrative support, administrative support specialist, administrator, database, human resources, recruitment
Feb 23, 2019
Full time
Final Deadline Alert: Applications should be submitted no later than Friday, March 1st, 2019.Who We AreTeach For America (TFA) is a leadership development organization focused on the systemic challenges facing children growing up in poverty. While potential is equally distributed across lines of race and class, opportunity is not, and we seek to correct this injustice. We recruit, train, and support talented and ambitious leaders from all career backgrounds and academic majors to teach in high-need communities across the US.No matter your career background or academic major, we believe that your unique experiences and skills can play a vital role in ensuring that kids in high-need communities receive a quality education.Who You AreJoining Teach For America is a great fit if: You have a deep-seated belief that every child in America should have access to an excellent education and equal opportunity to learn and grow, regardless of race, ethnicity, location, or socio-economic background. You have a desire to build stronger communities and empower future generations. You have proven leadership experience and a history of achievement. You are hungry for a job where you can make a difference and help create enduring change.What You ll DoWe recruit outstanding and diverse leaders to become corps members. As a corps member, you ll be a full-time teacher for two years at the preschool, elementary, middle, or high school level, with the opportunity to lead real change and make a deep impact on your students and the community that you serve.Teach For America corps members teach a variety of subjects, including (but not limited to): science, math, computer science, humanities, language arts, English, reading, special education, Spanish/bilingual education, ESL, history, social studies, and more.You ll work in close partnership with educators, parents, and community members to set ambitious goals for your students and help support them on their journey to achieving their dreams. With an unparalleled support network, ongoing coaching and leadership development during your two years in the corps, you will have a profound impact on your students academic and personal growth. As a TFA alum, you will gain access to numerous top graduate school and employer partnerships that will help you advance and accelerate your leadership trajectory after you leave the corps.While many alumni choose to continue teaching after their two year commitment, others choose to branch out across a variety of sectors law, non-profit, finance, government, and more while continuing to help positively impact the movement for educational equity throughout their careers.We are Educators. Mentors. Leaders. Community Members. Together, we see the potential in each and every student in this country no matter what.Where You Will TeachTeach For America works in 51 communities across the country. We call them regions, and they range from large cities to rural communities, from New Haven to Hawai'i and South Dakota to the Rio Grande Valley, TFA corps members are challenging what is possible for our nation s students.Minimum Requirements Strong academic performance: Minimum cumulative 2.5 GPA or higher Bachelor s degree by June 2019 or earlier Must be a citizen, national, or legal resident of the United States or have DACA statusFinal Application DeadlinePlease submit your completed application before the upcoming deadline date: 3/1/19 Associated topics: administrative, administrative and operational support, administrative assistant, administrative associate, administrative support, administrative support specialist, administrator, database, human resources, recruitment
Final Deadline Alert: Applications should be submitted no later than Friday, March 1st, 2019.Who We AreTeach For America (TFA) is a leadership development organization focused on the systemic challenges facing children growing up in poverty. While potential is equally distributed across lines of race and class, opportunity is not, and we seek to correct this injustice. We recruit, train, and support talented and ambitious leaders from all career backgrounds and academic majors to teach in high-need communities across the US.No matter your career background or academic major, we believe that your unique experiences and skills can play a vital role in ensuring that kids in high-need communities receive a quality education.Who You AreJoining Teach For America is a great fit if: You have a deep-seated belief that every child in America should have access to an excellent education and equal opportunity to learn and grow, regardless of race, ethnicity, location, or socio-economic background. You have a desire to build stronger communities and empower future generations. You have proven leadership experience and a history of achievement. You are hungry for a job where you can make a difference and help create enduring change.What You ll DoWe recruit outstanding and diverse leaders to become corps members. As a corps member, you ll be a full-time teacher for two years at the preschool, elementary, middle, or high school level, with the opportunity to lead real change and make a deep impact on your students and the community that you serve.Teach For America corps members teach a variety of subjects, including (but not limited to): science, math, computer science, humanities, language arts, English, reading, special education, Spanish/bilingual education, ESL, history, social studies, and more.You ll work in close partnership with educators, parents, and community members to set ambitious goals for your students and help support them on their journey to achieving their dreams. With an unparalleled support network, ongoing coaching and leadership development during your two years in the corps, you will have a profound impact on your students academic and personal growth. As a TFA alum, you will gain access to numerous top graduate school and employer partnerships that will help you advance and accelerate your leadership trajectory after you leave the corps.While many alumni choose to continue teaching after their two year commitment, others choose to branch out across a variety of sectors law, non-profit, finance, government, and more while continuing to help positively impact the movement for educational equity throughout their careers.We are Educators. Mentors. Leaders. Community Members. Together, we see the potential in each and every student in this country no matter what.Where You Will TeachTeach For America works in 51 communities across the country. We call them regions, and they range from large cities to rural communities, from New Haven to Hawai'i and South Dakota to the Rio Grande Valley, TFA corps members are challenging what is possible for our nation s students.Minimum Requirements Strong academic performance: Minimum cumulative 2.5 GPA or higher Bachelor s degree by June 2019 or earlier Must be a citizen, national, or legal resident of the United States or have DACA statusFinal Application DeadlinePlease submit your completed application before the upcoming deadline date: 3/1/19 Associated topics: administrative, administrative and operational support, administrative assistant, administrative associate, administrative support, administrative support specialist, administrator, database, human resources, recruitment
Feb 23, 2019
Full time
Final Deadline Alert: Applications should be submitted no later than Friday, March 1st, 2019.Who We AreTeach For America (TFA) is a leadership development organization focused on the systemic challenges facing children growing up in poverty. While potential is equally distributed across lines of race and class, opportunity is not, and we seek to correct this injustice. We recruit, train, and support talented and ambitious leaders from all career backgrounds and academic majors to teach in high-need communities across the US.No matter your career background or academic major, we believe that your unique experiences and skills can play a vital role in ensuring that kids in high-need communities receive a quality education.Who You AreJoining Teach For America is a great fit if: You have a deep-seated belief that every child in America should have access to an excellent education and equal opportunity to learn and grow, regardless of race, ethnicity, location, or socio-economic background. You have a desire to build stronger communities and empower future generations. You have proven leadership experience and a history of achievement. You are hungry for a job where you can make a difference and help create enduring change.What You ll DoWe recruit outstanding and diverse leaders to become corps members. As a corps member, you ll be a full-time teacher for two years at the preschool, elementary, middle, or high school level, with the opportunity to lead real change and make a deep impact on your students and the community that you serve.Teach For America corps members teach a variety of subjects, including (but not limited to): science, math, computer science, humanities, language arts, English, reading, special education, Spanish/bilingual education, ESL, history, social studies, and more.You ll work in close partnership with educators, parents, and community members to set ambitious goals for your students and help support them on their journey to achieving their dreams. With an unparalleled support network, ongoing coaching and leadership development during your two years in the corps, you will have a profound impact on your students academic and personal growth. As a TFA alum, you will gain access to numerous top graduate school and employer partnerships that will help you advance and accelerate your leadership trajectory after you leave the corps.While many alumni choose to continue teaching after their two year commitment, others choose to branch out across a variety of sectors law, non-profit, finance, government, and more while continuing to help positively impact the movement for educational equity throughout their careers.We are Educators. Mentors. Leaders. Community Members. Together, we see the potential in each and every student in this country no matter what.Where You Will TeachTeach For America works in 51 communities across the country. We call them regions, and they range from large cities to rural communities, from New Haven to Hawai'i and South Dakota to the Rio Grande Valley, TFA corps members are challenging what is possible for our nation s students.Minimum Requirements Strong academic performance: Minimum cumulative 2.5 GPA or higher Bachelor s degree by June 2019 or earlier Must be a citizen, national, or legal resident of the United States or have DACA statusFinal Application DeadlinePlease submit your completed application before the upcoming deadline date: 3/1/19 Associated topics: administrative, administrative and operational support, administrative assistant, administrative associate, administrative support, administrative support specialist, administrator, database, human resources, recruitment
Final Deadline Alert: Applications should be submitted no later than Friday, March 1st, 2019.Who We AreTeach For America (TFA) is a leadership development organization focused on the systemic challenges facing children growing up in poverty. While potential is equally distributed across lines of race and class, opportunity is not, and we seek to correct this injustice. We recruit, train, and support talented and ambitious leaders from all career backgrounds and academic majors to teach in high-need communities across the US.No matter your career background or academic major, we believe that your unique experiences and skills can play a vital role in ensuring that kids in high-need communities receive a quality education.Who You AreJoining Teach For America is a great fit if: You have a deep-seated belief that every child in America should have access to an excellent education and equal opportunity to learn and grow, regardless of race, ethnicity, location, or socio-economic background. You have a desire to build stronger communities and empower future generations. You have proven leadership experience and a history of achievement. You are hungry for a job where you can make a difference and help create enduring change.What You ll DoWe recruit outstanding and diverse leaders to become corps members. As a corps member, you ll be a full-time teacher for two years at the preschool, elementary, middle, or high school level, with the opportunity to lead real change and make a deep impact on your students and the community that you serve.Teach For America corps members teach a variety of subjects, including (but not limited to): science, math, computer science, humanities, language arts, English, reading, special education, Spanish/bilingual education, ESL, history, social studies, and more.You ll work in close partnership with educators, parents, and community members to set ambitious goals for your students and help support them on their journey to achieving their dreams. With an unparalleled support network, ongoing coaching and leadership development during your two years in the corps, you will have a profound impact on your students academic and personal growth. As a TFA alum, you will gain access to numerous top graduate school and employer partnerships that will help you advance and accelerate your leadership trajectory after you leave the corps.While many alumni choose to continue teaching after their two year commitment, others choose to branch out across a variety of sectors law, non-profit, finance, government, and more while continuing to help positively impact the movement for educational equity throughout their careers.We are Educators. Mentors. Leaders. Community Members. Together, we see the potential in each and every student in this country no matter what.Where You Will TeachTeach For America works in 51 communities across the country. We call them regions, and they range from large cities to rural communities, from New Haven to Hawai'i and South Dakota to the Rio Grande Valley, TFA corps members are challenging what is possible for our nation s students.Minimum Requirements Strong academic performance: Minimum cumulative 2.5 GPA or higher Bachelor s degree by June 2019 or earlier Must be a citizen, national, or legal resident of the United States or have DACA statusFinal Application DeadlinePlease submit your completed application before the upcoming deadline date: 3/1/19 Associated topics: administrative, administrative and operational support, administrative assistant, administrative associate, administrative support, administrative support specialist, administrator, database, human resources, recruitment
Feb 23, 2019
Full time
Final Deadline Alert: Applications should be submitted no later than Friday, March 1st, 2019.Who We AreTeach For America (TFA) is a leadership development organization focused on the systemic challenges facing children growing up in poverty. While potential is equally distributed across lines of race and class, opportunity is not, and we seek to correct this injustice. We recruit, train, and support talented and ambitious leaders from all career backgrounds and academic majors to teach in high-need communities across the US.No matter your career background or academic major, we believe that your unique experiences and skills can play a vital role in ensuring that kids in high-need communities receive a quality education.Who You AreJoining Teach For America is a great fit if: You have a deep-seated belief that every child in America should have access to an excellent education and equal opportunity to learn and grow, regardless of race, ethnicity, location, or socio-economic background. You have a desire to build stronger communities and empower future generations. You have proven leadership experience and a history of achievement. You are hungry for a job where you can make a difference and help create enduring change.What You ll DoWe recruit outstanding and diverse leaders to become corps members. As a corps member, you ll be a full-time teacher for two years at the preschool, elementary, middle, or high school level, with the opportunity to lead real change and make a deep impact on your students and the community that you serve.Teach For America corps members teach a variety of subjects, including (but not limited to): science, math, computer science, humanities, language arts, English, reading, special education, Spanish/bilingual education, ESL, history, social studies, and more.You ll work in close partnership with educators, parents, and community members to set ambitious goals for your students and help support them on their journey to achieving their dreams. With an unparalleled support network, ongoing coaching and leadership development during your two years in the corps, you will have a profound impact on your students academic and personal growth. As a TFA alum, you will gain access to numerous top graduate school and employer partnerships that will help you advance and accelerate your leadership trajectory after you leave the corps.While many alumni choose to continue teaching after their two year commitment, others choose to branch out across a variety of sectors law, non-profit, finance, government, and more while continuing to help positively impact the movement for educational equity throughout their careers.We are Educators. Mentors. Leaders. Community Members. Together, we see the potential in each and every student in this country no matter what.Where You Will TeachTeach For America works in 51 communities across the country. We call them regions, and they range from large cities to rural communities, from New Haven to Hawai'i and South Dakota to the Rio Grande Valley, TFA corps members are challenging what is possible for our nation s students.Minimum Requirements Strong academic performance: Minimum cumulative 2.5 GPA or higher Bachelor s degree by June 2019 or earlier Must be a citizen, national, or legal resident of the United States or have DACA statusFinal Application DeadlinePlease submit your completed application before the upcoming deadline date: 3/1/19 Associated topics: administrative, administrative and operational support, administrative assistant, administrative associate, administrative support, administrative support specialist, administrator, database, human resources, recruitment
Final Deadline Alert: Applications should be submitted no later than Friday, March 1st, 2019.Who We AreTeach For America (TFA) is a leadership development organization focused on the systemic challenges facing children growing up in poverty. While potential is equally distributed across lines of race and class, opportunity is not, and we seek to correct this injustice. We recruit, train, and support talented and ambitious leaders from all career backgrounds and academic majors to teach in high-need communities across the US.No matter your career background or academic major, we believe that your unique experiences and skills can play a vital role in ensuring that kids in high-need communities receive a quality education.Who You AreJoining Teach For America is a great fit if: You have a deep-seated belief that every child in America should have access to an excellent education and equal opportunity to learn and grow, regardless of race, ethnicity, location, or socio-economic background. You have a desire to build stronger communities and empower future generations. You have proven leadership experience and a history of achievement. You are hungry for a job where you can make a difference and help create enduring change.What You ll DoWe recruit outstanding and diverse leaders to become corps members. As a corps member, you ll be a full-time teacher for two years at the preschool, elementary, middle, or high school level, with the opportunity to lead real change and make a deep impact on your students and the community that you serve.Teach For America corps members teach a variety of subjects, including (but not limited to): science, math, computer science, humanities, language arts, English, reading, special education, Spanish/bilingual education, ESL, history, social studies, and more.You ll work in close partnership with educators, parents, and community members to set ambitious goals for your students and help support them on their journey to achieving their dreams. With an unparalleled support network, ongoing coaching and leadership development during your two years in the corps, you will have a profound impact on your students academic and personal growth. As a TFA alum, you will gain access to numerous top graduate school and employer partnerships that will help you advance and accelerate your leadership trajectory after you leave the corps.While many alumni choose to continue teaching after their two year commitment, others choose to branch out across a variety of sectors law, non-profit, finance, government, and more while continuing to help positively impact the movement for educational equity throughout their careers.We are Educators. Mentors. Leaders. Community Members. Together, we see the potential in each and every student in this country no matter what.Where You Will TeachTeach For America works in 51 communities across the country. We call them regions, and they range from large cities to rural communities, from New Haven to Hawai'i and South Dakota to the Rio Grande Valley, TFA corps members are challenging what is possible for our nation s students.Minimum Requirements Strong academic performance: Minimum cumulative 2.5 GPA or higher Bachelor s degree by June 2019 or earlier Must be a citizen, national, or legal resident of the United States or have DACA statusFinal Application DeadlinePlease submit your completed application before the upcoming deadline date: 3/1/19 Associated topics: administrative, administrative and operational support, administrative assistant, administrative associate, administrative support, administrative support specialist, administrator, database, human resources, recruitment
Feb 23, 2019
Full time
Final Deadline Alert: Applications should be submitted no later than Friday, March 1st, 2019.Who We AreTeach For America (TFA) is a leadership development organization focused on the systemic challenges facing children growing up in poverty. While potential is equally distributed across lines of race and class, opportunity is not, and we seek to correct this injustice. We recruit, train, and support talented and ambitious leaders from all career backgrounds and academic majors to teach in high-need communities across the US.No matter your career background or academic major, we believe that your unique experiences and skills can play a vital role in ensuring that kids in high-need communities receive a quality education.Who You AreJoining Teach For America is a great fit if: You have a deep-seated belief that every child in America should have access to an excellent education and equal opportunity to learn and grow, regardless of race, ethnicity, location, or socio-economic background. You have a desire to build stronger communities and empower future generations. You have proven leadership experience and a history of achievement. You are hungry for a job where you can make a difference and help create enduring change.What You ll DoWe recruit outstanding and diverse leaders to become corps members. As a corps member, you ll be a full-time teacher for two years at the preschool, elementary, middle, or high school level, with the opportunity to lead real change and make a deep impact on your students and the community that you serve.Teach For America corps members teach a variety of subjects, including (but not limited to): science, math, computer science, humanities, language arts, English, reading, special education, Spanish/bilingual education, ESL, history, social studies, and more.You ll work in close partnership with educators, parents, and community members to set ambitious goals for your students and help support them on their journey to achieving their dreams. With an unparalleled support network, ongoing coaching and leadership development during your two years in the corps, you will have a profound impact on your students academic and personal growth. As a TFA alum, you will gain access to numerous top graduate school and employer partnerships that will help you advance and accelerate your leadership trajectory after you leave the corps.While many alumni choose to continue teaching after their two year commitment, others choose to branch out across a variety of sectors law, non-profit, finance, government, and more while continuing to help positively impact the movement for educational equity throughout their careers.We are Educators. Mentors. Leaders. Community Members. Together, we see the potential in each and every student in this country no matter what.Where You Will TeachTeach For America works in 51 communities across the country. We call them regions, and they range from large cities to rural communities, from New Haven to Hawai'i and South Dakota to the Rio Grande Valley, TFA corps members are challenging what is possible for our nation s students.Minimum Requirements Strong academic performance: Minimum cumulative 2.5 GPA or higher Bachelor s degree by June 2019 or earlier Must be a citizen, national, or legal resident of the United States or have DACA statusFinal Application DeadlinePlease submit your completed application before the upcoming deadline date: 3/1/19 Associated topics: administrative, administrative and operational support, administrative assistant, administrative associate, administrative support, administrative support specialist, administrator, database, human resources, recruitment
Final Deadline Alert: Applications should be submitted no later than Friday, March 1st, 2019.Who We AreTeach For America (TFA) is a leadership development organization focused on the systemic challenges facing children growing up in poverty. While potential is equally distributed across lines of race and class, opportunity is not, and we seek to correct this injustice. We recruit, train, and support talented and ambitious leaders from all career backgrounds and academic majors to teach in high-need communities across the US.No matter your career background or academic major, we believe that your unique experiences and skills can play a vital role in ensuring that kids in high-need communities receive a quality education.Who You AreJoining Teach For America is a great fit if: You have a deep-seated belief that every child in America should have access to an excellent education and equal opportunity to learn and grow, regardless of race, ethnicity, location, or socio-economic background. You have a desire to build stronger communities and empower future generations. You have proven leadership experience and a history of achievement. You are hungry for a job where you can make a difference and help create enduring change.What You ll DoWe recruit outstanding and diverse leaders to become corps members. As a corps member, you ll be a full-time teacher for two years at the preschool, elementary, middle, or high school level, with the opportunity to lead real change and make a deep impact on your students and the community that you serve.Teach For America corps members teach a variety of subjects, including (but not limited to): science, math, computer science, humanities, language arts, English, reading, special education, Spanish/bilingual education, ESL, history, social studies, and more.You ll work in close partnership with educators, parents, and community members to set ambitious goals for your students and help support them on their journey to achieving their dreams. With an unparalleled support network, ongoing coaching and leadership development during your two years in the corps, you will have a profound impact on your students academic and personal growth. As a TFA alum, you will gain access to numerous top graduate school and employer partnerships that will help you advance and accelerate your leadership trajectory after you leave the corps.While many alumni choose to continue teaching after their two year commitment, others choose to branch out across a variety of sectors law, non-profit, finance, government, and more while continuing to help positively impact the movement for educational equity throughout their careers.We are Educators. Mentors. Leaders. Community Members. Together, we see the potential in each and every student in this country no matter what.Where You Will TeachTeach For America works in 51 communities across the country. We call them regions, and they range from large cities to rural communities, from New Haven to Hawai'i and South Dakota to the Rio Grande Valley, TFA corps members are challenging what is possible for our nation s students.Minimum Requirements Strong academic performance: Minimum cumulative 2.5 GPA or higher Bachelor s degree by June 2019 or earlier Must be a citizen, national, or legal resident of the United States or have DACA statusFinal Application DeadlinePlease submit your completed application before the upcoming deadline date: 3/1/19 Associated topics: administrative, administrative and operational support, administrative assistant, administrative associate, administrative support, administrative support specialist, administrator, database, human resources, recruitment
Feb 23, 2019
Full time
Final Deadline Alert: Applications should be submitted no later than Friday, March 1st, 2019.Who We AreTeach For America (TFA) is a leadership development organization focused on the systemic challenges facing children growing up in poverty. While potential is equally distributed across lines of race and class, opportunity is not, and we seek to correct this injustice. We recruit, train, and support talented and ambitious leaders from all career backgrounds and academic majors to teach in high-need communities across the US.No matter your career background or academic major, we believe that your unique experiences and skills can play a vital role in ensuring that kids in high-need communities receive a quality education.Who You AreJoining Teach For America is a great fit if: You have a deep-seated belief that every child in America should have access to an excellent education and equal opportunity to learn and grow, regardless of race, ethnicity, location, or socio-economic background. You have a desire to build stronger communities and empower future generations. You have proven leadership experience and a history of achievement. You are hungry for a job where you can make a difference and help create enduring change.What You ll DoWe recruit outstanding and diverse leaders to become corps members. As a corps member, you ll be a full-time teacher for two years at the preschool, elementary, middle, or high school level, with the opportunity to lead real change and make a deep impact on your students and the community that you serve.Teach For America corps members teach a variety of subjects, including (but not limited to): science, math, computer science, humanities, language arts, English, reading, special education, Spanish/bilingual education, ESL, history, social studies, and more.You ll work in close partnership with educators, parents, and community members to set ambitious goals for your students and help support them on their journey to achieving their dreams. With an unparalleled support network, ongoing coaching and leadership development during your two years in the corps, you will have a profound impact on your students academic and personal growth. As a TFA alum, you will gain access to numerous top graduate school and employer partnerships that will help you advance and accelerate your leadership trajectory after you leave the corps.While many alumni choose to continue teaching after their two year commitment, others choose to branch out across a variety of sectors law, non-profit, finance, government, and more while continuing to help positively impact the movement for educational equity throughout their careers.We are Educators. Mentors. Leaders. Community Members. Together, we see the potential in each and every student in this country no matter what.Where You Will TeachTeach For America works in 51 communities across the country. We call them regions, and they range from large cities to rural communities, from New Haven to Hawai'i and South Dakota to the Rio Grande Valley, TFA corps members are challenging what is possible for our nation s students.Minimum Requirements Strong academic performance: Minimum cumulative 2.5 GPA or higher Bachelor s degree by June 2019 or earlier Must be a citizen, national, or legal resident of the United States or have DACA statusFinal Application DeadlinePlease submit your completed application before the upcoming deadline date: 3/1/19 Associated topics: administrative, administrative and operational support, administrative assistant, administrative associate, administrative support, administrative support specialist, administrator, database, human resources, recruitment
Final Deadline Alert: Applications should be submitted no later than Friday, March 1st, 2019.Who We AreTeach For America (TFA) is a leadership development organization focused on the systemic challenges facing children growing up in poverty. While potential is equally distributed across lines of race and class, opportunity is not, and we seek to correct this injustice. We recruit, train, and support talented and ambitious leaders from all career backgrounds and academic majors to teach in high-need communities across the US.No matter your career background or academic major, we believe that your unique experiences and skills can play a vital role in ensuring that kids in high-need communities receive a quality education.Who You AreJoining Teach For America is a great fit if: You have a deep-seated belief that every child in America should have access to an excellent education and equal opportunity to learn and grow, regardless of race, ethnicity, location, or socio-economic background. You have a desire to build stronger communities and empower future generations. You have proven leadership experience and a history of achievement. You are hungry for a job where you can make a difference and help create enduring change.What You ll DoWe recruit outstanding and diverse leaders to become corps members. As a corps member, you ll be a full-time teacher for two years at the preschool, elementary, middle, or high school level, with the opportunity to lead real change and make a deep impact on your students and the community that you serve.Teach For America corps members teach a variety of subjects, including (but not limited to): science, math, computer science, humanities, language arts, English, reading, special education, Spanish/bilingual education, ESL, history, social studies, and more.You ll work in close partnership with educators, parents, and community members to set ambitious goals for your students and help support them on their journey to achieving their dreams. With an unparalleled support network, ongoing coaching and leadership development during your two years in the corps, you will have a profound impact on your students academic and personal growth. As a TFA alum, you will gain access to numerous top graduate school and employer partnerships that will help you advance and accelerate your leadership trajectory after you leave the corps.While many alumni choose to continue teaching after their two year commitment, others choose to branch out across a variety of sectors law, non-profit, finance, government, and more while continuing to help positively impact the movement for educational equity throughout their careers.We are Educators. Mentors. Leaders. Community Members. Together, we see the potential in each and every student in this country no matter what.Where You Will TeachTeach For America works in 51 communities across the country. We call them regions, and they range from large cities to rural communities, from New Haven to Hawai'i and South Dakota to the Rio Grande Valley, TFA corps members are challenging what is possible for our nation s students.Minimum Requirements Strong academic performance: Minimum cumulative 2.5 GPA or higher Bachelor s degree by June 2019 or earlier Must be a citizen, national, or legal resident of the United States or have DACA statusFinal Application DeadlinePlease submit your completed application before the upcoming deadline date: 3/1/19 Associated topics: administrative, administrative and operational support, administrative assistant, administrative associate, administrative support, administrative support specialist, administrator, database, human resources, recruitment
Feb 23, 2019
Full time
Final Deadline Alert: Applications should be submitted no later than Friday, March 1st, 2019.Who We AreTeach For America (TFA) is a leadership development organization focused on the systemic challenges facing children growing up in poverty. While potential is equally distributed across lines of race and class, opportunity is not, and we seek to correct this injustice. We recruit, train, and support talented and ambitious leaders from all career backgrounds and academic majors to teach in high-need communities across the US.No matter your career background or academic major, we believe that your unique experiences and skills can play a vital role in ensuring that kids in high-need communities receive a quality education.Who You AreJoining Teach For America is a great fit if: You have a deep-seated belief that every child in America should have access to an excellent education and equal opportunity to learn and grow, regardless of race, ethnicity, location, or socio-economic background. You have a desire to build stronger communities and empower future generations. You have proven leadership experience and a history of achievement. You are hungry for a job where you can make a difference and help create enduring change.What You ll DoWe recruit outstanding and diverse leaders to become corps members. As a corps member, you ll be a full-time teacher for two years at the preschool, elementary, middle, or high school level, with the opportunity to lead real change and make a deep impact on your students and the community that you serve.Teach For America corps members teach a variety of subjects, including (but not limited to): science, math, computer science, humanities, language arts, English, reading, special education, Spanish/bilingual education, ESL, history, social studies, and more.You ll work in close partnership with educators, parents, and community members to set ambitious goals for your students and help support them on their journey to achieving their dreams. With an unparalleled support network, ongoing coaching and leadership development during your two years in the corps, you will have a profound impact on your students academic and personal growth. As a TFA alum, you will gain access to numerous top graduate school and employer partnerships that will help you advance and accelerate your leadership trajectory after you leave the corps.While many alumni choose to continue teaching after their two year commitment, others choose to branch out across a variety of sectors law, non-profit, finance, government, and more while continuing to help positively impact the movement for educational equity throughout their careers.We are Educators. Mentors. Leaders. Community Members. Together, we see the potential in each and every student in this country no matter what.Where You Will TeachTeach For America works in 51 communities across the country. We call them regions, and they range from large cities to rural communities, from New Haven to Hawai'i and South Dakota to the Rio Grande Valley, TFA corps members are challenging what is possible for our nation s students.Minimum Requirements Strong academic performance: Minimum cumulative 2.5 GPA or higher Bachelor s degree by June 2019 or earlier Must be a citizen, national, or legal resident of the United States or have DACA statusFinal Application DeadlinePlease submit your completed application before the upcoming deadline date: 3/1/19 Associated topics: administrative, administrative and operational support, administrative assistant, administrative associate, administrative support, administrative support specialist, administrator, database, human resources, recruitment
Final Deadline Alert: Applications should be submitted no later than Friday, March 1st, 2019.Who We AreTeach For America (TFA) is a leadership development organization focused on the systemic challenges facing children growing up in poverty. While potential is equally distributed across lines of race and class, opportunity is not, and we seek to correct this injustice. We recruit, train, and support talented and ambitious leaders from all career backgrounds and academic majors to teach in high-need communities across the US.No matter your career background or academic major, we believe that your unique experiences and skills can play a vital role in ensuring that kids in high-need communities receive a quality education.Who You AreJoining Teach For America is a great fit if: You have a deep-seated belief that every child in America should have access to an excellent education and equal opportunity to learn and grow, regardless of race, ethnicity, location, or socio-economic background. You have a desire to build stronger communities and empower future generations. You have proven leadership experience and a history of achievement. You are hungry for a job where you can make a difference and help create enduring change.What You ll DoWe recruit outstanding and diverse leaders to become corps members. As a corps member, you ll be a full-time teacher for two years at the preschool, elementary, middle, or high school level, with the opportunity to lead real change and make a deep impact on your students and the community that you serve.Teach For America corps members teach a variety of subjects, including (but not limited to): science, math, computer science, humanities, language arts, English, reading, special education, Spanish/bilingual education, ESL, history, social studies, and more.You ll work in close partnership with educators, parents, and community members to set ambitious goals for your students and help support them on their journey to achieving their dreams. With an unparalleled support network, ongoing coaching and leadership development during your two years in the corps, you will have a profound impact on your students academic and personal growth. As a TFA alum, you will gain access to numerous top graduate school and employer partnerships that will help you advance and accelerate your leadership trajectory after you leave the corps.While many alumni choose to continue teaching after their two year commitment, others choose to branch out across a variety of sectors law, non-profit, finance, government, and more while continuing to help positively impact the movement for educational equity throughout their careers.We are Educators. Mentors. Leaders. Community Members. Together, we see the potential in each and every student in this country no matter what.Where You Will TeachTeach For America works in 51 communities across the country. We call them regions, and they range from large cities to rural communities, from New Haven to Hawai'i and South Dakota to the Rio Grande Valley, TFA corps members are challenging what is possible for our nation s students.Minimum Requirements Strong academic performance: Minimum cumulative 2.5 GPA or higher Bachelor s degree by June 2019 or earlier Must be a citizen, national, or legal resident of the United States or have DACA statusFinal Application DeadlinePlease submit your completed application before the upcoming deadline date: 3/1/19 Associated topics: administrative, administrative and operational support, administrative assistant, administrative associate, administrative support, administrative support specialist, administrator, database, human resources, recruitment
Feb 23, 2019
Full time
Final Deadline Alert: Applications should be submitted no later than Friday, March 1st, 2019.Who We AreTeach For America (TFA) is a leadership development organization focused on the systemic challenges facing children growing up in poverty. While potential is equally distributed across lines of race and class, opportunity is not, and we seek to correct this injustice. We recruit, train, and support talented and ambitious leaders from all career backgrounds and academic majors to teach in high-need communities across the US.No matter your career background or academic major, we believe that your unique experiences and skills can play a vital role in ensuring that kids in high-need communities receive a quality education.Who You AreJoining Teach For America is a great fit if: You have a deep-seated belief that every child in America should have access to an excellent education and equal opportunity to learn and grow, regardless of race, ethnicity, location, or socio-economic background. You have a desire to build stronger communities and empower future generations. You have proven leadership experience and a history of achievement. You are hungry for a job where you can make a difference and help create enduring change.What You ll DoWe recruit outstanding and diverse leaders to become corps members. As a corps member, you ll be a full-time teacher for two years at the preschool, elementary, middle, or high school level, with the opportunity to lead real change and make a deep impact on your students and the community that you serve.Teach For America corps members teach a variety of subjects, including (but not limited to): science, math, computer science, humanities, language arts, English, reading, special education, Spanish/bilingual education, ESL, history, social studies, and more.You ll work in close partnership with educators, parents, and community members to set ambitious goals for your students and help support them on their journey to achieving their dreams. With an unparalleled support network, ongoing coaching and leadership development during your two years in the corps, you will have a profound impact on your students academic and personal growth. As a TFA alum, you will gain access to numerous top graduate school and employer partnerships that will help you advance and accelerate your leadership trajectory after you leave the corps.While many alumni choose to continue teaching after their two year commitment, others choose to branch out across a variety of sectors law, non-profit, finance, government, and more while continuing to help positively impact the movement for educational equity throughout their careers.We are Educators. Mentors. Leaders. Community Members. Together, we see the potential in each and every student in this country no matter what.Where You Will TeachTeach For America works in 51 communities across the country. We call them regions, and they range from large cities to rural communities, from New Haven to Hawai'i and South Dakota to the Rio Grande Valley, TFA corps members are challenging what is possible for our nation s students.Minimum Requirements Strong academic performance: Minimum cumulative 2.5 GPA or higher Bachelor s degree by June 2019 or earlier Must be a citizen, national, or legal resident of the United States or have DACA statusFinal Application DeadlinePlease submit your completed application before the upcoming deadline date: 3/1/19 Associated topics: administrative, administrative and operational support, administrative assistant, administrative associate, administrative support, administrative support specialist, administrator, database, human resources, recruitment
Final Deadline Alert: Applications should be submitted no later than Friday, March 1st, 2019.Who We AreTeach For America (TFA) is a leadership development organization focused on the systemic challenges facing children growing up in poverty. While potential is equally distributed across lines of race and class, opportunity is not, and we seek to correct this injustice. We recruit, train, and support talented and ambitious leaders from all career backgrounds and academic majors to teach in high-need communities across the US.No matter your career background or academic major, we believe that your unique experiences and skills can play a vital role in ensuring that kids in high-need communities receive a quality education.Who You AreJoining Teach For America is a great fit if: You have a deep-seated belief that every child in America should have access to an excellent education and equal opportunity to learn and grow, regardless of race, ethnicity, location, or socio-economic background. You have a desire to build stronger communities and empower future generations. You have proven leadership experience and a history of achievement. You are hungry for a job where you can make a difference and help create enduring change.What You ll DoWe recruit outstanding and diverse leaders to become corps members. As a corps member, you ll be a full-time teacher for two years at the preschool, elementary, middle, or high school level, with the opportunity to lead real change and make a deep impact on your students and the community that you serve.Teach For America corps members teach a variety of subjects, including (but not limited to): science, math, computer science, humanities, language arts, English, reading, special education, Spanish/bilingual education, ESL, history, social studies, and more.You ll work in close partnership with educators, parents, and community members to set ambitious goals for your students and help support them on their journey to achieving their dreams. With an unparalleled support network, ongoing coaching and leadership development during your two years in the corps, you will have a profound impact on your students academic and personal growth. As a TFA alum, you will gain access to numerous top graduate school and employer partnerships that will help you advance and accelerate your leadership trajectory after you leave the corps.While many alumni choose to continue teaching after their two year commitment, others choose to branch out across a variety of sectors law, non-profit, finance, government, and more while continuing to help positively impact the movement for educational equity throughout their careers.We are Educators. Mentors. Leaders. Community Members. Together, we see the potential in each and every student in this country no matter what.Where You Will TeachTeach For America works in 51 communities across the country. We call them regions, and they range from large cities to rural communities, from New Haven to Hawai'i and South Dakota to the Rio Grande Valley, TFA corps members are challenging what is possible for our nation s students.Minimum Requirements Strong academic performance: Minimum cumulative 2.5 GPA or higher Bachelor s degree by June 2019 or earlier Must be a citizen, national, or legal resident of the United States or have DACA statusFinal Application DeadlinePlease submit your completed application before the upcoming deadline date: 3/1/19 Associated topics: administrative, administrative and operational support, administrative assistant, administrative associate, administrative support, administrative support specialist, administrator, database, human resources, recruitment
Feb 23, 2019
Full time
Final Deadline Alert: Applications should be submitted no later than Friday, March 1st, 2019.Who We AreTeach For America (TFA) is a leadership development organization focused on the systemic challenges facing children growing up in poverty. While potential is equally distributed across lines of race and class, opportunity is not, and we seek to correct this injustice. We recruit, train, and support talented and ambitious leaders from all career backgrounds and academic majors to teach in high-need communities across the US.No matter your career background or academic major, we believe that your unique experiences and skills can play a vital role in ensuring that kids in high-need communities receive a quality education.Who You AreJoining Teach For America is a great fit if: You have a deep-seated belief that every child in America should have access to an excellent education and equal opportunity to learn and grow, regardless of race, ethnicity, location, or socio-economic background. You have a desire to build stronger communities and empower future generations. You have proven leadership experience and a history of achievement. You are hungry for a job where you can make a difference and help create enduring change.What You ll DoWe recruit outstanding and diverse leaders to become corps members. As a corps member, you ll be a full-time teacher for two years at the preschool, elementary, middle, or high school level, with the opportunity to lead real change and make a deep impact on your students and the community that you serve.Teach For America corps members teach a variety of subjects, including (but not limited to): science, math, computer science, humanities, language arts, English, reading, special education, Spanish/bilingual education, ESL, history, social studies, and more.You ll work in close partnership with educators, parents, and community members to set ambitious goals for your students and help support them on their journey to achieving their dreams. With an unparalleled support network, ongoing coaching and leadership development during your two years in the corps, you will have a profound impact on your students academic and personal growth. As a TFA alum, you will gain access to numerous top graduate school and employer partnerships that will help you advance and accelerate your leadership trajectory after you leave the corps.While many alumni choose to continue teaching after their two year commitment, others choose to branch out across a variety of sectors law, non-profit, finance, government, and more while continuing to help positively impact the movement for educational equity throughout their careers.We are Educators. Mentors. Leaders. Community Members. Together, we see the potential in each and every student in this country no matter what.Where You Will TeachTeach For America works in 51 communities across the country. We call them regions, and they range from large cities to rural communities, from New Haven to Hawai'i and South Dakota to the Rio Grande Valley, TFA corps members are challenging what is possible for our nation s students.Minimum Requirements Strong academic performance: Minimum cumulative 2.5 GPA or higher Bachelor s degree by June 2019 or earlier Must be a citizen, national, or legal resident of the United States or have DACA statusFinal Application DeadlinePlease submit your completed application before the upcoming deadline date: 3/1/19 Associated topics: administrative, administrative and operational support, administrative assistant, administrative associate, administrative support, administrative support specialist, administrator, database, human resources, recruitment
Final Deadline Alert: Applications should be submitted no later than Friday, March 1st, 2019.Who We AreTeach For America (TFA) is a leadership development organization focused on the systemic challenges facing children growing up in poverty. While potential is equally distributed across lines of race and class, opportunity is not, and we seek to correct this injustice. We recruit, train, and support talented and ambitious leaders from all career backgrounds and academic majors to teach in high-need communities across the US.No matter your career background or academic major, we believe that your unique experiences and skills can play a vital role in ensuring that kids in high-need communities receive a quality education.Who You AreJoining Teach For America is a great fit if: You have a deep-seated belief that every child in America should have access to an excellent education and equal opportunity to learn and grow, regardless of race, ethnicity, location, or socio-economic background. You have a desire to build stronger communities and empower future generations. You have proven leadership experience and a history of achievement. You are hungry for a job where you can make a difference and help create enduring change.What You ll DoWe recruit outstanding and diverse leaders to become corps members. As a corps member, you ll be a full-time teacher for two years at the preschool, elementary, middle, or high school level, with the opportunity to lead real change and make a deep impact on your students and the community that you serve.Teach For America corps members teach a variety of subjects, including (but not limited to): science, math, computer science, humanities, language arts, English, reading, special education, Spanish/bilingual education, ESL, history, social studies, and more.You ll work in close partnership with educators, parents, and community members to set ambitious goals for your students and help support them on their journey to achieving their dreams. With an unparalleled support network, ongoing coaching and leadership development during your two years in the corps, you will have a profound impact on your students academic and personal growth. As a TFA alum, you will gain access to numerous top graduate school and employer partnerships that will help you advance and accelerate your leadership trajectory after you leave the corps.While many alumni choose to continue teaching after their two year commitment, others choose to branch out across a variety of sectors law, non-profit, finance, government, and more while continuing to help positively impact the movement for educational equity throughout their careers.We are Educators. Mentors. Leaders. Community Members. Together, we see the potential in each and every student in this country no matter what.Where You Will TeachTeach For America works in 51 communities across the country. We call them regions, and they range from large cities to rural communities, from New Haven to Hawai'i and South Dakota to the Rio Grande Valley, TFA corps members are challenging what is possible for our nation s students.Minimum Requirements Strong academic performance: Minimum cumulative 2.5 GPA or higher Bachelor s degree by June 2019 or earlier Must be a citizen, national, or legal resident of the United States or have DACA statusFinal Application DeadlinePlease submit your completed application before the upcoming deadline date: 3/1/19 Associated topics: administrative, administrative and operational support, administrative assistant, administrative associate, administrative support, administrative support specialist, administrator, database, human resources, recruitment
Feb 23, 2019
Full time
Final Deadline Alert: Applications should be submitted no later than Friday, March 1st, 2019.Who We AreTeach For America (TFA) is a leadership development organization focused on the systemic challenges facing children growing up in poverty. While potential is equally distributed across lines of race and class, opportunity is not, and we seek to correct this injustice. We recruit, train, and support talented and ambitious leaders from all career backgrounds and academic majors to teach in high-need communities across the US.No matter your career background or academic major, we believe that your unique experiences and skills can play a vital role in ensuring that kids in high-need communities receive a quality education.Who You AreJoining Teach For America is a great fit if: You have a deep-seated belief that every child in America should have access to an excellent education and equal opportunity to learn and grow, regardless of race, ethnicity, location, or socio-economic background. You have a desire to build stronger communities and empower future generations. You have proven leadership experience and a history of achievement. You are hungry for a job where you can make a difference and help create enduring change.What You ll DoWe recruit outstanding and diverse leaders to become corps members. As a corps member, you ll be a full-time teacher for two years at the preschool, elementary, middle, or high school level, with the opportunity to lead real change and make a deep impact on your students and the community that you serve.Teach For America corps members teach a variety of subjects, including (but not limited to): science, math, computer science, humanities, language arts, English, reading, special education, Spanish/bilingual education, ESL, history, social studies, and more.You ll work in close partnership with educators, parents, and community members to set ambitious goals for your students and help support them on their journey to achieving their dreams. With an unparalleled support network, ongoing coaching and leadership development during your two years in the corps, you will have a profound impact on your students academic and personal growth. As a TFA alum, you will gain access to numerous top graduate school and employer partnerships that will help you advance and accelerate your leadership trajectory after you leave the corps.While many alumni choose to continue teaching after their two year commitment, others choose to branch out across a variety of sectors law, non-profit, finance, government, and more while continuing to help positively impact the movement for educational equity throughout their careers.We are Educators. Mentors. Leaders. Community Members. Together, we see the potential in each and every student in this country no matter what.Where You Will TeachTeach For America works in 51 communities across the country. We call them regions, and they range from large cities to rural communities, from New Haven to Hawai'i and South Dakota to the Rio Grande Valley, TFA corps members are challenging what is possible for our nation s students.Minimum Requirements Strong academic performance: Minimum cumulative 2.5 GPA or higher Bachelor s degree by June 2019 or earlier Must be a citizen, national, or legal resident of the United States or have DACA statusFinal Application DeadlinePlease submit your completed application before the upcoming deadline date: 3/1/19 Associated topics: administrative, administrative and operational support, administrative assistant, administrative associate, administrative support, administrative support specialist, administrator, database, human resources, recruitment
Final Deadline Alert: Applications should be submitted no later than Friday, March 1st, 2019.Who We AreTeach For America (TFA) is a leadership development organization focused on the systemic challenges facing children growing up in poverty. While potential is equally distributed across lines of race and class, opportunity is not, and we seek to correct this injustice. We recruit, train, and support talented and ambitious leaders from all career backgrounds and academic majors to teach in high-need communities across the US.No matter your career background or academic major, we believe that your unique experiences and skills can play a vital role in ensuring that kids in high-need communities receive a quality education.Who You AreJoining Teach For America is a great fit if: You have a deep-seated belief that every child in America should have access to an excellent education and equal opportunity to learn and grow, regardless of race, ethnicity, location, or socio-economic background. You have a desire to build stronger communities and empower future generations. You have proven leadership experience and a history of achievement. You are hungry for a job where you can make a difference and help create enduring change.What You ll DoWe recruit outstanding and diverse leaders to become corps members. As a corps member, you ll be a full-time teacher for two years at the preschool, elementary, middle, or high school level, with the opportunity to lead real change and make a deep impact on your students and the community that you serve.Teach For America corps members teach a variety of subjects, including (but not limited to): science, math, computer science, humanities, language arts, English, reading, special education, Spanish/bilingual education, ESL, history, social studies, and more.You ll work in close partnership with educators, parents, and community members to set ambitious goals for your students and help support them on their journey to achieving their dreams. With an unparalleled support network, ongoing coaching and leadership development during your two years in the corps, you will have a profound impact on your students academic and personal growth. As a TFA alum, you will gain access to numerous top graduate school and employer partnerships that will help you advance and accelerate your leadership trajectory after you leave the corps.While many alumni choose to continue teaching after their two year commitment, others choose to branch out across a variety of sectors law, non-profit, finance, government, and more while continuing to help positively impact the movement for educational equity throughout their careers.We are Educators. Mentors. Leaders. Community Members. Together, we see the potential in each and every student in this country no matter what.Where You Will TeachTeach For America works in 51 communities across the country. We call them regions, and they range from large cities to rural communities, from New Haven to Hawai'i and South Dakota to the Rio Grande Valley, TFA corps members are challenging what is possible for our nation s students.Minimum Requirements Strong academic performance: Minimum cumulative 2.5 GPA or higher Bachelor s degree by June 2019 or earlier Must be a citizen, national, or legal resident of the United States or have DACA statusFinal Application DeadlinePlease submit your completed application before the upcoming deadline date: 3/1/19 Associated topics: administrative, administrative and operational support, administrative assistant, administrative associate, administrative support, administrative support specialist, administrator, database, human resources, recruitment
Feb 23, 2019
Full time
Final Deadline Alert: Applications should be submitted no later than Friday, March 1st, 2019.Who We AreTeach For America (TFA) is a leadership development organization focused on the systemic challenges facing children growing up in poverty. While potential is equally distributed across lines of race and class, opportunity is not, and we seek to correct this injustice. We recruit, train, and support talented and ambitious leaders from all career backgrounds and academic majors to teach in high-need communities across the US.No matter your career background or academic major, we believe that your unique experiences and skills can play a vital role in ensuring that kids in high-need communities receive a quality education.Who You AreJoining Teach For America is a great fit if: You have a deep-seated belief that every child in America should have access to an excellent education and equal opportunity to learn and grow, regardless of race, ethnicity, location, or socio-economic background. You have a desire to build stronger communities and empower future generations. You have proven leadership experience and a history of achievement. You are hungry for a job where you can make a difference and help create enduring change.What You ll DoWe recruit outstanding and diverse leaders to become corps members. As a corps member, you ll be a full-time teacher for two years at the preschool, elementary, middle, or high school level, with the opportunity to lead real change and make a deep impact on your students and the community that you serve.Teach For America corps members teach a variety of subjects, including (but not limited to): science, math, computer science, humanities, language arts, English, reading, special education, Spanish/bilingual education, ESL, history, social studies, and more.You ll work in close partnership with educators, parents, and community members to set ambitious goals for your students and help support them on their journey to achieving their dreams. With an unparalleled support network, ongoing coaching and leadership development during your two years in the corps, you will have a profound impact on your students academic and personal growth. As a TFA alum, you will gain access to numerous top graduate school and employer partnerships that will help you advance and accelerate your leadership trajectory after you leave the corps.While many alumni choose to continue teaching after their two year commitment, others choose to branch out across a variety of sectors law, non-profit, finance, government, and more while continuing to help positively impact the movement for educational equity throughout their careers.We are Educators. Mentors. Leaders. Community Members. Together, we see the potential in each and every student in this country no matter what.Where You Will TeachTeach For America works in 51 communities across the country. We call them regions, and they range from large cities to rural communities, from New Haven to Hawai'i and South Dakota to the Rio Grande Valley, TFA corps members are challenging what is possible for our nation s students.Minimum Requirements Strong academic performance: Minimum cumulative 2.5 GPA or higher Bachelor s degree by June 2019 or earlier Must be a citizen, national, or legal resident of the United States or have DACA statusFinal Application DeadlinePlease submit your completed application before the upcoming deadline date: 3/1/19 Associated topics: administrative, administrative and operational support, administrative assistant, administrative associate, administrative support, administrative support specialist, administrator, database, human resources, recruitment
Final Deadline Alert: Applications should be submitted no later than Friday, March 1st, 2019.Who We AreTeach For America (TFA) is a leadership development organization focused on the systemic challenges facing children growing up in poverty. While potential is equally distributed across lines of race and class, opportunity is not, and we seek to correct this injustice. We recruit, train, and support talented and ambitious leaders from all career backgrounds and academic majors to teach in high-need communities across the US.No matter your career background or academic major, we believe that your unique experiences and skills can play a vital role in ensuring that kids in high-need communities receive a quality education.Who You AreJoining Teach For America is a great fit if: You have a deep-seated belief that every child in America should have access to an excellent education and equal opportunity to learn and grow, regardless of race, ethnicity, location, or socio-economic background. You have a desire to build stronger communities and empower future generations. You have proven leadership experience and a history of achievement. You are hungry for a job where you can make a difference and help create enduring change.What You ll DoWe recruit outstanding and diverse leaders to become corps members. As a corps member, you ll be a full-time teacher for two years at the preschool, elementary, middle, or high school level, with the opportunity to lead real change and make a deep impact on your students and the community that you serve.Teach For America corps members teach a variety of subjects, including (but not limited to): science, math, computer science, humanities, language arts, English, reading, special education, Spanish/bilingual education, ESL, history, social studies, and more.You ll work in close partnership with educators, parents, and community members to set ambitious goals for your students and help support them on their journey to achieving their dreams. With an unparalleled support network, ongoing coaching and leadership development during your two years in the corps, you will have a profound impact on your students academic and personal growth. As a TFA alum, you will gain access to numerous top graduate school and employer partnerships that will help you advance and accelerate your leadership trajectory after you leave the corps.While many alumni choose to continue teaching after their two year commitment, others choose to branch out across a variety of sectors law, non-profit, finance, government, and more while continuing to help positively impact the movement for educational equity throughout their careers.We are Educators. Mentors. Leaders. Community Members. Together, we see the potential in each and every student in this country no matter what.Where You Will TeachTeach For America works in 51 communities across the country. We call them regions, and they range from large cities to rural communities, from New Haven to Hawai'i and South Dakota to the Rio Grande Valley, TFA corps members are challenging what is possible for our nation s students.Minimum Requirements Strong academic performance: Minimum cumulative 2.5 GPA or higher Bachelor s degree by June 2019 or earlier Must be a citizen, national, or legal resident of the United States or have DACA statusFinal Application DeadlinePlease submit your completed application before the upcoming deadline date: 3/1/19 Associated topics: administrative, administrative and operational support, administrative assistant, administrative associate, administrative support, administrative support specialist, administrator, database, human resources, recruitment
Feb 23, 2019
Full time
Final Deadline Alert: Applications should be submitted no later than Friday, March 1st, 2019.Who We AreTeach For America (TFA) is a leadership development organization focused on the systemic challenges facing children growing up in poverty. While potential is equally distributed across lines of race and class, opportunity is not, and we seek to correct this injustice. We recruit, train, and support talented and ambitious leaders from all career backgrounds and academic majors to teach in high-need communities across the US.No matter your career background or academic major, we believe that your unique experiences and skills can play a vital role in ensuring that kids in high-need communities receive a quality education.Who You AreJoining Teach For America is a great fit if: You have a deep-seated belief that every child in America should have access to an excellent education and equal opportunity to learn and grow, regardless of race, ethnicity, location, or socio-economic background. You have a desire to build stronger communities and empower future generations. You have proven leadership experience and a history of achievement. You are hungry for a job where you can make a difference and help create enduring change.What You ll DoWe recruit outstanding and diverse leaders to become corps members. As a corps member, you ll be a full-time teacher for two years at the preschool, elementary, middle, or high school level, with the opportunity to lead real change and make a deep impact on your students and the community that you serve.Teach For America corps members teach a variety of subjects, including (but not limited to): science, math, computer science, humanities, language arts, English, reading, special education, Spanish/bilingual education, ESL, history, social studies, and more.You ll work in close partnership with educators, parents, and community members to set ambitious goals for your students and help support them on their journey to achieving their dreams. With an unparalleled support network, ongoing coaching and leadership development during your two years in the corps, you will have a profound impact on your students academic and personal growth. As a TFA alum, you will gain access to numerous top graduate school and employer partnerships that will help you advance and accelerate your leadership trajectory after you leave the corps.While many alumni choose to continue teaching after their two year commitment, others choose to branch out across a variety of sectors law, non-profit, finance, government, and more while continuing to help positively impact the movement for educational equity throughout their careers.We are Educators. Mentors. Leaders. Community Members. Together, we see the potential in each and every student in this country no matter what.Where You Will TeachTeach For America works in 51 communities across the country. We call them regions, and they range from large cities to rural communities, from New Haven to Hawai'i and South Dakota to the Rio Grande Valley, TFA corps members are challenging what is possible for our nation s students.Minimum Requirements Strong academic performance: Minimum cumulative 2.5 GPA or higher Bachelor s degree by June 2019 or earlier Must be a citizen, national, or legal resident of the United States or have DACA statusFinal Application DeadlinePlease submit your completed application before the upcoming deadline date: 3/1/19 Associated topics: administrative, administrative and operational support, administrative assistant, administrative associate, administrative support, administrative support specialist, administrator, database, human resources, recruitment
Final Deadline Alert: Applications should be submitted no later than Friday, March 1st, 2019.Who We AreTeach For America (TFA) is a leadership development organization focused on the systemic challenges facing children growing up in poverty. While potential is equally distributed across lines of race and class, opportunity is not, and we seek to correct this injustice. We recruit, train, and support talented and ambitious leaders from all career backgrounds and academic majors to teach in high-need communities across the US.No matter your career background or academic major, we believe that your unique experiences and skills can play a vital role in ensuring that kids in high-need communities receive a quality education.Who You AreJoining Teach For America is a great fit if: You have a deep-seated belief that every child in America should have access to an excellent education and equal opportunity to learn and grow, regardless of race, ethnicity, location, or socio-economic background. You have a desire to build stronger communities and empower future generations. You have proven leadership experience and a history of achievement. You are hungry for a job where you can make a difference and help create enduring change.What You ll DoWe recruit outstanding and diverse leaders to become corps members. As a corps member, you ll be a full-time teacher for two years at the preschool, elementary, middle, or high school level, with the opportunity to lead real change and make a deep impact on your students and the community that you serve.Teach For America corps members teach a variety of subjects, including (but not limited to): science, math, computer science, humanities, language arts, English, reading, special education, Spanish/bilingual education, ESL, history, social studies, and more.You ll work in close partnership with educators, parents, and community members to set ambitious goals for your students and help support them on their journey to achieving their dreams. With an unparalleled support network, ongoing coaching and leadership development during your two years in the corps, you will have a profound impact on your students academic and personal growth. As a TFA alum, you will gain access to numerous top graduate school and employer partnerships that will help you advance and accelerate your leadership trajectory after you leave the corps.While many alumni choose to continue teaching after their two year commitment, others choose to branch out across a variety of sectors law, non-profit, finance, government, and more while continuing to help positively impact the movement for educational equity throughout their careers.We are Educators. Mentors. Leaders. Community Members. Together, we see the potential in each and every student in this country no matter what.Where You Will TeachTeach For America works in 51 communities across the country. We call them regions, and they range from large cities to rural communities, from New Haven to Hawai'i and South Dakota to the Rio Grande Valley, TFA corps members are challenging what is possible for our nation s students.Minimum Requirements Strong academic performance: Minimum cumulative 2.5 GPA or higher Bachelor s degree by June 2019 or earlier Must be a citizen, national, or legal resident of the United States or have DACA statusFinal Application DeadlinePlease submit your completed application before the upcoming deadline date: 3/1/19 Associated topics: administrative, administrative and operational support, administrative assistant, administrative associate, administrative support, administrative support specialist, administrator, database, human resources, recruitment
Feb 23, 2019
Full time
Final Deadline Alert: Applications should be submitted no later than Friday, March 1st, 2019.Who We AreTeach For America (TFA) is a leadership development organization focused on the systemic challenges facing children growing up in poverty. While potential is equally distributed across lines of race and class, opportunity is not, and we seek to correct this injustice. We recruit, train, and support talented and ambitious leaders from all career backgrounds and academic majors to teach in high-need communities across the US.No matter your career background or academic major, we believe that your unique experiences and skills can play a vital role in ensuring that kids in high-need communities receive a quality education.Who You AreJoining Teach For America is a great fit if: You have a deep-seated belief that every child in America should have access to an excellent education and equal opportunity to learn and grow, regardless of race, ethnicity, location, or socio-economic background. You have a desire to build stronger communities and empower future generations. You have proven leadership experience and a history of achievement. You are hungry for a job where you can make a difference and help create enduring change.What You ll DoWe recruit outstanding and diverse leaders to become corps members. As a corps member, you ll be a full-time teacher for two years at the preschool, elementary, middle, or high school level, with the opportunity to lead real change and make a deep impact on your students and the community that you serve.Teach For America corps members teach a variety of subjects, including (but not limited to): science, math, computer science, humanities, language arts, English, reading, special education, Spanish/bilingual education, ESL, history, social studies, and more.You ll work in close partnership with educators, parents, and community members to set ambitious goals for your students and help support them on their journey to achieving their dreams. With an unparalleled support network, ongoing coaching and leadership development during your two years in the corps, you will have a profound impact on your students academic and personal growth. As a TFA alum, you will gain access to numerous top graduate school and employer partnerships that will help you advance and accelerate your leadership trajectory after you leave the corps.While many alumni choose to continue teaching after their two year commitment, others choose to branch out across a variety of sectors law, non-profit, finance, government, and more while continuing to help positively impact the movement for educational equity throughout their careers.We are Educators. Mentors. Leaders. Community Members. Together, we see the potential in each and every student in this country no matter what.Where You Will TeachTeach For America works in 51 communities across the country. We call them regions, and they range from large cities to rural communities, from New Haven to Hawai'i and South Dakota to the Rio Grande Valley, TFA corps members are challenging what is possible for our nation s students.Minimum Requirements Strong academic performance: Minimum cumulative 2.5 GPA or higher Bachelor s degree by June 2019 or earlier Must be a citizen, national, or legal resident of the United States or have DACA statusFinal Application DeadlinePlease submit your completed application before the upcoming deadline date: 3/1/19 Associated topics: administrative, administrative and operational support, administrative assistant, administrative associate, administrative support, administrative support specialist, administrator, database, human resources, recruitment
Final Deadline Alert: Applications should be submitted no later than Friday, March 1st, 2019.Who We AreTeach For America (TFA) is a leadership development organization focused on the systemic challenges facing children growing up in poverty. While potential is equally distributed across lines of race and class, opportunity is not, and we seek to correct this injustice. We recruit, train, and support talented and ambitious leaders from all career backgrounds and academic majors to teach in high-need communities across the US.No matter your career background or academic major, we believe that your unique experiences and skills can play a vital role in ensuring that kids in high-need communities receive a quality education.Who You AreJoining Teach For America is a great fit if: You have a deep-seated belief that every child in America should have access to an excellent education and equal opportunity to learn and grow, regardless of race, ethnicity, location, or socio-economic background. You have a desire to build stronger communities and empower future generations. You have proven leadership experience and a history of achievement. You are hungry for a job where you can make a difference and help create enduring change.What You ll DoWe recruit outstanding and diverse leaders to become corps members. As a corps member, you ll be a full-time teacher for two years at the preschool, elementary, middle, or high school level, with the opportunity to lead real change and make a deep impact on your students and the community that you serve.Teach For America corps members teach a variety of subjects, including (but not limited to): science, math, computer science, humanities, language arts, English, reading, special education, Spanish/bilingual education, ESL, history, social studies, and more.You ll work in close partnership with educators, parents, and community members to set ambitious goals for your students and help support them on their journey to achieving their dreams. With an unparalleled support network, ongoing coaching and leadership development during your two years in the corps, you will have a profound impact on your students academic and personal growth. As a TFA alum, you will gain access to numerous top graduate school and employer partnerships that will help you advance and accelerate your leadership trajectory after you leave the corps.While many alumni choose to continue teaching after their two year commitment, others choose to branch out across a variety of sectors law, non-profit, finance, government, and more while continuing to help positively impact the movement for educational equity throughout their careers.We are Educators. Mentors. Leaders. Community Members. Together, we see the potential in each and every student in this country no matter what.Where You Will TeachTeach For America works in 51 communities across the country. We call them regions, and they range from large cities to rural communities, from New Haven to Hawai'i and South Dakota to the Rio Grande Valley, TFA corps members are challenging what is possible for our nation s students.Minimum Requirements Strong academic performance: Minimum cumulative 2.5 GPA or higher Bachelor s degree by June 2019 or earlier Must be a citizen, national, or legal resident of the United States or have DACA statusFinal Application DeadlinePlease submit your completed application before the upcoming deadline date: 3/1/19 Associated topics: administrative, administrative and operational support, administrative assistant, administrative associate, administrative support, administrative support specialist, administrator, database, human resources, recruitment
Feb 23, 2019
Full time
Final Deadline Alert: Applications should be submitted no later than Friday, March 1st, 2019.Who We AreTeach For America (TFA) is a leadership development organization focused on the systemic challenges facing children growing up in poverty. While potential is equally distributed across lines of race and class, opportunity is not, and we seek to correct this injustice. We recruit, train, and support talented and ambitious leaders from all career backgrounds and academic majors to teach in high-need communities across the US.No matter your career background or academic major, we believe that your unique experiences and skills can play a vital role in ensuring that kids in high-need communities receive a quality education.Who You AreJoining Teach For America is a great fit if: You have a deep-seated belief that every child in America should have access to an excellent education and equal opportunity to learn and grow, regardless of race, ethnicity, location, or socio-economic background. You have a desire to build stronger communities and empower future generations. You have proven leadership experience and a history of achievement. You are hungry for a job where you can make a difference and help create enduring change.What You ll DoWe recruit outstanding and diverse leaders to become corps members. As a corps member, you ll be a full-time teacher for two years at the preschool, elementary, middle, or high school level, with the opportunity to lead real change and make a deep impact on your students and the community that you serve.Teach For America corps members teach a variety of subjects, including (but not limited to): science, math, computer science, humanities, language arts, English, reading, special education, Spanish/bilingual education, ESL, history, social studies, and more.You ll work in close partnership with educators, parents, and community members to set ambitious goals for your students and help support them on their journey to achieving their dreams. With an unparalleled support network, ongoing coaching and leadership development during your two years in the corps, you will have a profound impact on your students academic and personal growth. As a TFA alum, you will gain access to numerous top graduate school and employer partnerships that will help you advance and accelerate your leadership trajectory after you leave the corps.While many alumni choose to continue teaching after their two year commitment, others choose to branch out across a variety of sectors law, non-profit, finance, government, and more while continuing to help positively impact the movement for educational equity throughout their careers.We are Educators. Mentors. Leaders. Community Members. Together, we see the potential in each and every student in this country no matter what.Where You Will TeachTeach For America works in 51 communities across the country. We call them regions, and they range from large cities to rural communities, from New Haven to Hawai'i and South Dakota to the Rio Grande Valley, TFA corps members are challenging what is possible for our nation s students.Minimum Requirements Strong academic performance: Minimum cumulative 2.5 GPA or higher Bachelor s degree by June 2019 or earlier Must be a citizen, national, or legal resident of the United States or have DACA statusFinal Application DeadlinePlease submit your completed application before the upcoming deadline date: 3/1/19 Associated topics: administrative, administrative and operational support, administrative assistant, administrative associate, administrative support, administrative support specialist, administrator, database, human resources, recruitment
Final Deadline Alert: Applications should be submitted no later than Friday, March 1st, 2019.Who We AreTeach For America (TFA) is a leadership development organization focused on the systemic challenges facing children growing up in poverty. While potential is equally distributed across lines of race and class, opportunity is not, and we seek to correct this injustice. We recruit, train, and support talented and ambitious leaders from all career backgrounds and academic majors to teach in high-need communities across the US.No matter your career background or academic major, we believe that your unique experiences and skills can play a vital role in ensuring that kids in high-need communities receive a quality education.Who You AreJoining Teach For America is a great fit if: You have a deep-seated belief that every child in America should have access to an excellent education and equal opportunity to learn and grow, regardless of race, ethnicity, location, or socio-economic background. You have a desire to build stronger communities and empower future generations. You have proven leadership experience and a history of achievement. You are hungry for a job where you can make a difference and help create enduring change.What You ll DoWe recruit outstanding and diverse leaders to become corps members. As a corps member, you ll be a full-time teacher for two years at the preschool, elementary, middle, or high school level, with the opportunity to lead real change and make a deep impact on your students and the community that you serve.Teach For America corps members teach a variety of subjects, including (but not limited to): science, math, computer science, humanities, language arts, English, reading, special education, Spanish/bilingual education, ESL, history, social studies, and more.You ll work in close partnership with educators, parents, and community members to set ambitious goals for your students and help support them on their journey to achieving their dreams. With an unparalleled support network, ongoing coaching and leadership development during your two years in the corps, you will have a profound impact on your students academic and personal growth. As a TFA alum, you will gain access to numerous top graduate school and employer partnerships that will help you advance and accelerate your leadership trajectory after you leave the corps.While many alumni choose to continue teaching after their two year commitment, others choose to branch out across a variety of sectors law, non-profit, finance, government, and more while continuing to help positively impact the movement for educational equity throughout their careers.We are Educators. Mentors. Leaders. Community Members. Together, we see the potential in each and every student in this country no matter what.Where You Will TeachTeach For America works in 51 communities across the country. We call them regions, and they range from large cities to rural communities, from New Haven to Hawai'i and South Dakota to the Rio Grande Valley, TFA corps members are challenging what is possible for our nation s students.Minimum Requirements Strong academic performance: Minimum cumulative 2.5 GPA or higher Bachelor s degree by June 2019 or earlier Must be a citizen, national, or legal resident of the United States or have DACA statusFinal Application DeadlinePlease submit your completed application before the upcoming deadline date: 3/1/19 Associated topics: administrative, administrative and operational support, administrative assistant, administrative associate, administrative support, administrative support specialist, administrator, database, human resources, recruitment
Feb 23, 2019
Full time
Final Deadline Alert: Applications should be submitted no later than Friday, March 1st, 2019.Who We AreTeach For America (TFA) is a leadership development organization focused on the systemic challenges facing children growing up in poverty. While potential is equally distributed across lines of race and class, opportunity is not, and we seek to correct this injustice. We recruit, train, and support talented and ambitious leaders from all career backgrounds and academic majors to teach in high-need communities across the US.No matter your career background or academic major, we believe that your unique experiences and skills can play a vital role in ensuring that kids in high-need communities receive a quality education.Who You AreJoining Teach For America is a great fit if: You have a deep-seated belief that every child in America should have access to an excellent education and equal opportunity to learn and grow, regardless of race, ethnicity, location, or socio-economic background. You have a desire to build stronger communities and empower future generations. You have proven leadership experience and a history of achievement. You are hungry for a job where you can make a difference and help create enduring change.What You ll DoWe recruit outstanding and diverse leaders to become corps members. As a corps member, you ll be a full-time teacher for two years at the preschool, elementary, middle, or high school level, with the opportunity to lead real change and make a deep impact on your students and the community that you serve.Teach For America corps members teach a variety of subjects, including (but not limited to): science, math, computer science, humanities, language arts, English, reading, special education, Spanish/bilingual education, ESL, history, social studies, and more.You ll work in close partnership with educators, parents, and community members to set ambitious goals for your students and help support them on their journey to achieving their dreams. With an unparalleled support network, ongoing coaching and leadership development during your two years in the corps, you will have a profound impact on your students academic and personal growth. As a TFA alum, you will gain access to numerous top graduate school and employer partnerships that will help you advance and accelerate your leadership trajectory after you leave the corps.While many alumni choose to continue teaching after their two year commitment, others choose to branch out across a variety of sectors law, non-profit, finance, government, and more while continuing to help positively impact the movement for educational equity throughout their careers.We are Educators. Mentors. Leaders. Community Members. Together, we see the potential in each and every student in this country no matter what.Where You Will TeachTeach For America works in 51 communities across the country. We call them regions, and they range from large cities to rural communities, from New Haven to Hawai'i and South Dakota to the Rio Grande Valley, TFA corps members are challenging what is possible for our nation s students.Minimum Requirements Strong academic performance: Minimum cumulative 2.5 GPA or higher Bachelor s degree by June 2019 or earlier Must be a citizen, national, or legal resident of the United States or have DACA statusFinal Application DeadlinePlease submit your completed application before the upcoming deadline date: 3/1/19 Associated topics: administrative, administrative and operational support, administrative assistant, administrative associate, administrative support, administrative support specialist, administrator, database, human resources, recruitment
Final Deadline Alert: Applications should be submitted no later than Friday, March 1st, 2019.Who We AreTeach For America (TFA) is a leadership development organization focused on the systemic challenges facing children growing up in poverty. While potential is equally distributed across lines of race and class, opportunity is not, and we seek to correct this injustice. We recruit, train, and support talented and ambitious leaders from all career backgrounds and academic majors to teach in high-need communities across the US.No matter your career background or academic major, we believe that your unique experiences and skills can play a vital role in ensuring that kids in high-need communities receive a quality education.Who You AreJoining Teach For America is a great fit if: You have a deep-seated belief that every child in America should have access to an excellent education and equal opportunity to learn and grow, regardless of race, ethnicity, location, or socio-economic background. You have a desire to build stronger communities and empower future generations. You have proven leadership experience and a history of achievement. You are hungry for a job where you can make a difference and help create enduring change.What You ll DoWe recruit outstanding and diverse leaders to become corps members. As a corps member, you ll be a full-time teacher for two years at the preschool, elementary, middle, or high school level, with the opportunity to lead real change and make a deep impact on your students and the community that you serve.Teach For America corps members teach a variety of subjects, including (but not limited to): science, math, computer science, humanities, language arts, English, reading, special education, Spanish/bilingual education, ESL, history, social studies, and more.You ll work in close partnership with educators, parents, and community members to set ambitious goals for your students and help support them on their journey to achieving their dreams. With an unparalleled support network, ongoing coaching and leadership development during your two years in the corps, you will have a profound impact on your students academic and personal growth. As a TFA alum, you will gain access to numerous top graduate school and employer partnerships that will help you advance and accelerate your leadership trajectory after you leave the corps.While many alumni choose to continue teaching after their two year commitment, others choose to branch out across a variety of sectors law, non-profit, finance, government, and more while continuing to help positively impact the movement for educational equity throughout their careers.We are Educators. Mentors. Leaders. Community Members. Together, we see the potential in each and every student in this country no matter what.Where You Will TeachTeach For America works in 51 communities across the country. We call them regions, and they range from large cities to rural communities, from New Haven to Hawai'i and South Dakota to the Rio Grande Valley, TFA corps members are challenging what is possible for our nation s students.Minimum Requirements Strong academic performance: Minimum cumulative 2.5 GPA or higher Bachelor s degree by June 2019 or earlier Must be a citizen, national, or legal resident of the United States or have DACA statusFinal Application DeadlinePlease submit your completed application before the upcoming deadline date: 3/1/19 Associated topics: administrative, administrative and operational support, administrative assistant, administrative associate, administrative support, administrative support specialist, administrator, database, human resources, recruitment
Feb 23, 2019
Full time
Final Deadline Alert: Applications should be submitted no later than Friday, March 1st, 2019.Who We AreTeach For America (TFA) is a leadership development organization focused on the systemic challenges facing children growing up in poverty. While potential is equally distributed across lines of race and class, opportunity is not, and we seek to correct this injustice. We recruit, train, and support talented and ambitious leaders from all career backgrounds and academic majors to teach in high-need communities across the US.No matter your career background or academic major, we believe that your unique experiences and skills can play a vital role in ensuring that kids in high-need communities receive a quality education.Who You AreJoining Teach For America is a great fit if: You have a deep-seated belief that every child in America should have access to an excellent education and equal opportunity to learn and grow, regardless of race, ethnicity, location, or socio-economic background. You have a desire to build stronger communities and empower future generations. You have proven leadership experience and a history of achievement. You are hungry for a job where you can make a difference and help create enduring change.What You ll DoWe recruit outstanding and diverse leaders to become corps members. As a corps member, you ll be a full-time teacher for two years at the preschool, elementary, middle, or high school level, with the opportunity to lead real change and make a deep impact on your students and the community that you serve.Teach For America corps members teach a variety of subjects, including (but not limited to): science, math, computer science, humanities, language arts, English, reading, special education, Spanish/bilingual education, ESL, history, social studies, and more.You ll work in close partnership with educators, parents, and community members to set ambitious goals for your students and help support them on their journey to achieving their dreams. With an unparalleled support network, ongoing coaching and leadership development during your two years in the corps, you will have a profound impact on your students academic and personal growth. As a TFA alum, you will gain access to numerous top graduate school and employer partnerships that will help you advance and accelerate your leadership trajectory after you leave the corps.While many alumni choose to continue teaching after their two year commitment, others choose to branch out across a variety of sectors law, non-profit, finance, government, and more while continuing to help positively impact the movement for educational equity throughout their careers.We are Educators. Mentors. Leaders. Community Members. Together, we see the potential in each and every student in this country no matter what.Where You Will TeachTeach For America works in 51 communities across the country. We call them regions, and they range from large cities to rural communities, from New Haven to Hawai'i and South Dakota to the Rio Grande Valley, TFA corps members are challenging what is possible for our nation s students.Minimum Requirements Strong academic performance: Minimum cumulative 2.5 GPA or higher Bachelor s degree by June 2019 or earlier Must be a citizen, national, or legal resident of the United States or have DACA statusFinal Application DeadlinePlease submit your completed application before the upcoming deadline date: 3/1/19 Associated topics: administrative, administrative and operational support, administrative assistant, administrative associate, administrative support, administrative support specialist, administrator, database, human resources, recruitment
Final Deadline Alert: Applications should be submitted no later than Friday, March 1st, 2019.Who We AreTeach For America (TFA) is a leadership development organization focused on the systemic challenges facing children growing up in poverty. While potential is equally distributed across lines of race and class, opportunity is not, and we seek to correct this injustice. We recruit, train, and support talented and ambitious leaders from all career backgrounds and academic majors to teach in high-need communities across the US.No matter your career background or academic major, we believe that your unique experiences and skills can play a vital role in ensuring that kids in high-need communities receive a quality education.Who You AreJoining Teach For America is a great fit if: You have a deep-seated belief that every child in America should have access to an excellent education and equal opportunity to learn and grow, regardless of race, ethnicity, location, or socio-economic background. You have a desire to build stronger communities and empower future generations. You have proven leadership experience and a history of achievement. You are hungry for a job where you can make a difference and help create enduring change.What You ll DoWe recruit outstanding and diverse leaders to become corps members. As a corps member, you ll be a full-time teacher for two years at the preschool, elementary, middle, or high school level, with the opportunity to lead real change and make a deep impact on your students and the community that you serve.Teach For America corps members teach a variety of subjects, including (but not limited to): science, math, computer science, humanities, language arts, English, reading, special education, Spanish/bilingual education, ESL, history, social studies, and more.You ll work in close partnership with educators, parents, and community members to set ambitious goals for your students and help support them on their journey to achieving their dreams. With an unparalleled support network, ongoing coaching and leadership development during your two years in the corps, you will have a profound impact on your students academic and personal growth. As a TFA alum, you will gain access to numerous top graduate school and employer partnerships that will help you advance and accelerate your leadership trajectory after you leave the corps.While many alumni choose to continue teaching after their two year commitment, others choose to branch out across a variety of sectors law, non-profit, finance, government, and more while continuing to help positively impact the movement for educational equity throughout their careers.We are Educators. Mentors. Leaders. Community Members. Together, we see the potential in each and every student in this country no matter what.Where You Will TeachTeach For America works in 51 communities across the country. We call them regions, and they range from large cities to rural communities, from New Haven to Hawai'i and South Dakota to the Rio Grande Valley, TFA corps members are challenging what is possible for our nation s students.Minimum Requirements Strong academic performance: Minimum cumulative 2.5 GPA or higher Bachelor s degree by June 2019 or earlier Must be a citizen, national, or legal resident of the United States or have DACA statusFinal Application DeadlinePlease submit your completed application before the upcoming deadline date: 3/1/19 Associated topics: administrative, administrative and operational support, administrative assistant, administrative associate, administrative support, administrative support specialist, administrator, database, human resources, recruitment
Feb 23, 2019
Full time
Final Deadline Alert: Applications should be submitted no later than Friday, March 1st, 2019.Who We AreTeach For America (TFA) is a leadership development organization focused on the systemic challenges facing children growing up in poverty. While potential is equally distributed across lines of race and class, opportunity is not, and we seek to correct this injustice. We recruit, train, and support talented and ambitious leaders from all career backgrounds and academic majors to teach in high-need communities across the US.No matter your career background or academic major, we believe that your unique experiences and skills can play a vital role in ensuring that kids in high-need communities receive a quality education.Who You AreJoining Teach For America is a great fit if: You have a deep-seated belief that every child in America should have access to an excellent education and equal opportunity to learn and grow, regardless of race, ethnicity, location, or socio-economic background. You have a desire to build stronger communities and empower future generations. You have proven leadership experience and a history of achievement. You are hungry for a job where you can make a difference and help create enduring change.What You ll DoWe recruit outstanding and diverse leaders to become corps members. As a corps member, you ll be a full-time teacher for two years at the preschool, elementary, middle, or high school level, with the opportunity to lead real change and make a deep impact on your students and the community that you serve.Teach For America corps members teach a variety of subjects, including (but not limited to): science, math, computer science, humanities, language arts, English, reading, special education, Spanish/bilingual education, ESL, history, social studies, and more.You ll work in close partnership with educators, parents, and community members to set ambitious goals for your students and help support them on their journey to achieving their dreams. With an unparalleled support network, ongoing coaching and leadership development during your two years in the corps, you will have a profound impact on your students academic and personal growth. As a TFA alum, you will gain access to numerous top graduate school and employer partnerships that will help you advance and accelerate your leadership trajectory after you leave the corps.While many alumni choose to continue teaching after their two year commitment, others choose to branch out across a variety of sectors law, non-profit, finance, government, and more while continuing to help positively impact the movement for educational equity throughout their careers.We are Educators. Mentors. Leaders. Community Members. Together, we see the potential in each and every student in this country no matter what.Where You Will TeachTeach For America works in 51 communities across the country. We call them regions, and they range from large cities to rural communities, from New Haven to Hawai'i and South Dakota to the Rio Grande Valley, TFA corps members are challenging what is possible for our nation s students.Minimum Requirements Strong academic performance: Minimum cumulative 2.5 GPA or higher Bachelor s degree by June 2019 or earlier Must be a citizen, national, or legal resident of the United States or have DACA statusFinal Application DeadlinePlease submit your completed application before the upcoming deadline date: 3/1/19 Associated topics: administrative, administrative and operational support, administrative assistant, administrative associate, administrative support, administrative support specialist, administrator, database, human resources, recruitment