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Sign Language Hub, LLC
Hourly Contract Sign Language Instructor
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What they do
A Bilingual, ESL, or Language Teacher teaches foreign languages to students in elementary to secondary schools. This includes English as a second language. Common foreign languages which are taught are Spanish, French, Japanese, Korean, German, Dutch, Russian, Mandarin, and Arabic.
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Job Description
Hourly Contract Sign Language Instructor Sign Language Hub, LLC Rochester Hills, MI Job Details Contract $40
- $60 an hour 1 day ago Qualifications Middle school teaching School experience Teaching Certification American Sign Language Experience working with middle schoolers Working with students Teaching foreign languages Elementary school teaching experience Teaching experience with young children Experience working with elementary school students Full Job Description ASL Instructor
- After-School Program (Part-Time Contract)
- Grades 2-8 10-Week Assignment | Thursdays, 3:10 PM-4:10 PM | Sept.
After-School Program Schedule Program Length:
10 weeksDates:
Thursdays, Sept. 24-Dec 17, 2026Time:
3:10 PM-4:10PM Grades:
2-8Location:
Rochester Hills, MI Responsibilities Teach engaging, age-appropriate ASL lessons using curriculum guidelines and lesson plans provided by Sign Language Hub. Adapt activities for different ages, grade levels, and learning styles. Introduce students to ASL vocabulary, basic conversation, Deaf culture, and visual communication. Prepare and organize materials for interactive classroom activities. Maintain a positive, inclusive, and supportive learning environment. Use effective classroom-management strategies. Record attendance and communicate regularly with the Sign Language Hub program team. Promptly communicate classroom concerns, student needs, absences, or scheduling issues. Follow all school policies, safety procedures, and classroom expectations. Complete all required onboarding, background checks, training, and school clearance requirements before beginning the position. Required Qualifications Fluency or strong proficiency in American Sign Language. Knowledge of and respect for Deaf culture. Experience teaching or working with children. Ability to work effectively with students in grades 2-8. Strong classroom-management, communication, and organizational skills. Reliable transportation to the school site. Dependability and availability for the full Fall 2026 program. Willingness to complete any fingerprinting, background checks, training, certifications, or clearances required by the school or district. Preferred Qualifications Previous experience teaching ASL in a school or after-school setting. Experience working with elementary-age students, including Deaf and Hard of Hearing students. Teaching certification, ASL credential, educational certification, or another relevant professional credential is preferred but not required. Deaf, Hard of Hearing, CODA, and hearing ASL professionals are encouraged to apply. Compensation $40- 60 per hour of instruction , based on experience and qualifications.
Pay:
$40.00- $60.