Job Overview As an Elementary ELA Instructor, you'll help young learners build strong reading, writing, and communication skills. You'll plan engaging lessons, adapt instruction to different learning styles, and use student progress information to guide next steps. This role may also draw on experience in early childhood education, childcare, tutoring, or elementary school teaching. Responsibilities Plan and deliver literacy lessons that support reading comprehension, writing, English language skills, and age-appropriate learning goals. Develop and implement curriculum, use learning technology, and integrate educational technology where it supports instruction. Monitor student progress, review performance data and standardized testing results, and adjust differentiated instruction as needed. Maintain a supportive classroom through classroom and behavior management; collaborate with teachers and communicate with parents or caregivers.

Your impact:

By adapting literacy instruction to students' needs, you help children strengthen foundational skills and participate more confidently in learning. Qualifications Teaching or classroom experience with young children; elementary school teaching experience is valued. Experience working with children, students with autism, or in special education, early intervention, Montessori, private school, or physical education settings is a plus. Knowledge of childhood development, literacy education, curriculum development and implementation, lesson planning, student progress monitoring, and educational compliance and regulations. Strong communication, writing, and proofreading skills; able to mentor students and collaborate with teachers. Familiarity with learning styles adaptability, math instruction, tutoring, library services, education administration, and working with individuals with autism is helpful.

Pay:

$25.00 - $35.00 per hour

Work Location:

In person