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Interfaith Shelter Network

Childrens Art Instructor

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An Art Teacher teaches art skills to elementary, secondary school students, or recreationally. Teaches all aspects of art from basic drawing and color theory to advanced techniques and art history.

$62,525 / year median in California

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Children's Art Instructor Interfaith Shelter Network San Diego, CA Job Details Part-time $23 - $25 an hour 7 hours ago Qualifications Youth recreational activities facilitation Report writing Clean workspace maintenance Working with youth Full Job Description The Art Instructor is responsible for developing and presenting weekly art lessons to children in the El Nido program. Children's age range can be 6 to 17. Instruction can be divided into 2 sessions per evening to accommodate age grouping and/or smaller group sizes. Art instruction will take place on-site, on Friday evening during the pre-set Children's Enrichment Group time, 5:30 - 7:30. prep time from 5:00-5:30 p.m. ISN's El Nido (
Spanish:
the nest) transitional housing program provides a safe haven for single women and women with children who are fleeing domestic violence. Program participants partner with a skilled and compassionate case manager to create personalized plans to achieve self-sufficiency for themselves and their children. DV families have complex needs to recover from the ravages of domestic violence. El Nido Program participants receive on-site case management and psychological counseling, financial planning, housing search, and life skills classes, and referrals to additional services, such as legal assistance programs, medical and dental services, educational programs such as ESL and GED, job training, and employment readiness programs. Survivors recover from trauma, build skills and incomes, and acquire permanent housing for their families. This 12-month program can be extended to 18 months if necessary for successful completion.
Responsibilities:
1. Develop, organize, and lead weekly art activities, including set-up and clean-up. 2. Maintain Sign-In/Out sheets. 3. Maintain an orderly activity room.
Support Plan:
1. The Program Manager will provide support and assist 2. Attending a DV 101 class is recommended. 3. Instructional materials will be provided by El Nido.
Reporting:
Children's Group Instructor will communicate regularly with the Program Manager, turn in sign timesheets, and report on group outcomes.
Time Commitment:
Friday - 5:30 pm - 7:30 pm
Location:
San Diego Qualifications:
1. Work well with children 2. Art and/or education background 3. Fingerprint cleared (Livescan) 4. Signed Confidentiality Form 5. Bilingual preferred (Spanish & English)
Benefits:
Children's Art Instructor will gain experience working with a population who has been exposed to domestic violence as well as learn strategies for working with young victims of trauma and at-risk youth.
Job Type:
Part-time Pay:
$23.00 - $25.00 per hour
Work Location:
In person