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Long-Term Substitute Special Education Aide II (After-School Inclusion) Swing Education - 4.0 Escondido, CA Job Details Part-time | Full-time $23 - $25 an hour 17 hours ago Benefits Health insurance 401(k) Professional development assistance Flexible schedule Referral program Qualifications General academic student support Student supervision CPR Certification Toileting assistance Individual crisis management Experience working with individuals with disabilities BLS Certification Conflict de-escalation De-escalation support in education Physical assistance for special education students First Aid Certification Child safety supervision Working with students Emotional safety support After-school program experience Associate's degree Homework assistance Student safety monitoring Patient personal care assistance Entry level Camp experience Full Job Description Long-Term Substitute Special Education Aide II (After-School Inclusion Leader) YMCA of San Diego County | Escondido, CA $23 to $25/hr, paid weekly | Monday to Friday, about 2pm to 6pm | Long-term or single afternoons | Escondido, CA The Opportunity The YMCA of San Diego County runs after-school programs at 18 elementary school campuses in Escondido. It needs patient Inclusion Leaders to support Pre-K through 5th grade students with special needs so they can join homework time, games, and enrichment activities with their friends. This role is also called a special education aide, paraprofessional, or inclusion aide. Pick up single afternoons that fit your week, or take a long-term assignment through the end of the school year and become a familiar face for the same student every day. What You'll Do Each Day Be there for your student(s): Provide 1:1 or small-group support to students with mild to more significant special needs so they can take part in the regular after-school program day.

Help with the everyday stuff:

Support students during homework help, enrichment activities, games, and snack time. Some assignments include toileting and personal care, and those pay $25 per hour.

Build independence:

Use gentle prompting, then step back, so students can do more on their own over time.

Bring calm and consistency:

Support positive behavior, follow each student's support plan, and step in calmly when a student needs help de-escalating or staying safe.

Keep everyone safe:

Provide continual supervision, follow YMCA program standards, and serve as a positive role model.

Keep everyone in the loop:

Check in with the site supervisor and share how the afternoon went.

What You Bring Education:

An associate's degree or at least 48 college units.

Clearances:

A background check (Live Scan fingerprinting) and a quick TB risk assessment. Live Scan cost reimbursed in your paycheck after your 10th day worked. Experience (a big plus): Work with kids in after-school programs, child care, day camp, or recreation, especially if you've supported kids with special needs.

CPR/First Aid:

Certification is a plus.

Patience:

Plenty of it, plus a warm, upbeat way of showing up for kids. College students, camp counselors, and after-school staff tend to do well in this role.

Where You'll Work & Your Schedule Location:

On-site at YMCA after-school programs on elementary school campuses in Escondido, plus other YMCA sites across San Diego County.

Schedule:

Monday through Friday afternoons, roughly 2pm to 6pm. Long-term assignments are about 25 hours a week, and single-day assignments run 4 to 5 hours.

Flexibility:

Choose single afternoons or a long-term assignment through the end of the school year.

Getting oriented:

You'll learn your site, routines, and student needs when you check in on day one.

Pay & Perks Pay:

$23 per hour, or $25 per hour for assignments that include toileting support. Paid weekly every Friday.

Employment type:

W-2 employee with access to medical and 401(k) options.

Bonuses:

Extra pay for high-need and last-minute requests, plus $100 when you refer a friend.

Priority access:

Show up consistently and you may earn Swing Hero status, giving you first look at local requests.

Free training:

Skill-building resources to grow your confidence working with kids. What to Expect After You Apply Create your account: Set up your Swing profile in about 10 minutes.

Confirm your education:

We'll check using some of your provided information. Sign your offer letter, then book Live Scan right away: Live Scan is the step that takes the longest, and results can take up to a few weeks, so booking early gets you working sooner.

Finish your hiring steps online:

TB risk assessment, I-9, payroll setup, and a short orientation.

Pick your first assignment:

Most new subs finish onboarding in about three weeks. Then you can choose your first Escondido afternoon. Our support team can help with any step along the way. How to Apply Apply in a few minutes and start your path as a Long-Term Substitute Special Education Aide II with Swing Education.

Expected hours:

No more than 40.0 per week

Benefits:

401(k) Flexible schedule Health insurance Professional development assistance Referral program