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Academic & Vocational Integration Instructor Teens Against Killing Everywhere East Saint Louis, IL Job Details Full-time $60,000 - $62,000 a year 1 day ago Benefits Health insurance Paid time off Qualifications Behavior management Teamwork Relationship building (classroom management strategies) At-risk youth mentorship OSHA Youth programs teaching experience Teaching Certification Learning styles adaptability Bachelor's degree Designing specialized curriculums for diverse student populations Working with students Organizational skills Professional Educator License Experience working with individuals from underserved communities Student engagement classroom management Adult learning Working with youth Full Job Description Academic & Vocational Integration Instructor TAKE (Teens Against Killing Everywhere) YouthBuild St. Clair County Program East St.

Louis, IL Salary:

$60,000-$63,000 annually, based on experience

Position:

Full-Time, Year-Round Benefits:

Company-Sponsored Health Insurance | Generous Paid Time Off Illinois Professional Educator License (PEL) RequiredPosition Summary TAKE (Teens Against Killing Everywhere) is seeking an experienced, creative Illinois-licensed teacher to serve as the Academic & Vocational Integration Instructor for our YouthBuild St. Clair County program . This position teaches academic coursework required for high school diploma attainment, including English/Language Arts, mathematics, science, social science, technology, and other required subjects . YouthBuild serves opportunity youth ages 16-24, including students who may have experienced interrupted education, significant academic gaps, learning differences, IEP histories, or difficulty succeeding in traditional classroom environments. We are looking for an educator who knows how to teach differently —using remediation, creativity, hands-on learning, project-based instruction, and real-world applications. The instructor also collaborates with construction training staff to integrate vocational concepts into academic lessons. Academic instruction should reinforce the reading, math, science, technology, communication, and problem-solving skills students need to succeed in vocational education and attain nationally recognized construction credentials . This is an academic teaching position and does not involve providing physical construction training. What You'll Do Teach academic coursework required for high school diploma attainment, including English/Language Arts, mathematics, science, social science, and technology . Provide academic remediation in reading, writing, mathematics, comprehension, and foundational skills. Teach students functioning at different academic levels within the same classroom. Develop creative, hands-on, project-based, visual, experiential, and real-world lessons . Differentiate instruction for students with learning disabilities, IEP histories, significant academic gaps, and different learning styles. Provide individualized and small-group academic intervention. Connect academic coursework to employment, independent living, skilled trades, and everyday life . Collaborate with construction instructors to integrate vocational concepts into academic lessons. Reinforce academic concepts connected to HBI PACT, MC3, OSHA, and other construction training , including measurement, applied math, technical reading, vocabulary, science, technology, workplace documents, and problem-solving. Support the academic skills students need to attain nationally recognized construction credentials . Monitor student progress and modify instructional approaches when students are not mastering concepts. Maintain a structured and supportive classroom environment with empathy, consistency, accountability, and high expectations . Maintain grades, academic records, progress documentation, and required program records. Required Qualifications Current Illinois Professional Educator License (PEL) with an appropriate teaching endorsement —

REQUIRED.

Bachelor's degree required. Minimum 5 years of experience working with opportunity youth, justice-involved youth, at-risk youth, adult learners, or students experiencing significant educational barriers. Experience providing academic remediation and differentiated instruction . Ability to teach and support instruction across multiple academic subject areas. Experience teaching students functioning at varying academic levels. Ability to develop creative instruction that connects academics to real-world skills and vocational education . Strong classroom management and relationship-building skills. Strong communication, collaboration, organization, and documentation skills. Preferred Experience Special education experience , including working with students with IEPs, learning disabilities, or significant academic skill deficits. Adult education, alternative education, credit recovery, dropout re-engagement, or other nontraditional education experience. Experience teaching students performing several grade levels below expected academic levels. Project-based, experiential, and hands-on teaching experience. Experience developing individualized remediation strategies. Experience integrating career or vocational concepts into academic coursework. Compensation & Benefits $60,000-$65,000 annually, based on experience Company-sponsored health insurance Generous paid time off Full-time, year-round employment Apply Join the TAKE Team and be part of YouthBuild St. Clair County. Help young people connect academics, vocational education, and real-world skills as they work toward their high school diplomas, nationally recognized construction credentials, and future careers.

Pay:

$60,000.00 - $62,000.00 per year

Benefits:

Health insurance Paid time off

Work Location:

In person