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SOAR Academy School Augusta
Part Time Intervention Specialist
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A Math Teacher teaches mathematics in elementary to secondary schools. Elementary school teachers focus on basic arithmetic, with some basic algebra in middle school, graduating to geometry, algebra and eventually calculus in high school.
$63,155 / year median in Georgia
+11% projected growth
Job Description
Part Time Intervention Specialist SOAR Academy School Augusta Augusta, GA Job Details Part-time $20 an hour 5 hours ago Benefits Professional development assistance Flexible schedule Qualifications Behavior management Experience working with individuals with disabilities Experience teaching math Basic math Bachelor's degree Experience working with middle schoolers Full Job Description About the Role Are you a patient, creative educator or tutor looking to make a direct impact without the friction and administrative burden of a traditional classroom? SOAR Academy Augusta is seeking a dedicated Part-Time Intervention Specialist to provide targeted 1-on-1 and small-group tutoring. In this role, you will help our students bridge learning gaps, master core concepts, and build academic confidence up through the 8th-grade level in math and literacy. Our campus specializes in supporting neurodiverse learners (including students with Dyslexia, ADHD, and Autism Level 1). We emphasize multi-sensory, hands-on learning strategies over traditional lectures. Key Responsibilities Deliver targeted 1-on-1 and small-group tutoring in reading, writing, and foundational math (up to 8th-grade level). Implement evidence-based, multi-sensory instructional strategies (visual, tactile, kinetic) tailored to individual learning styles. Monitor student progress, adapt support to meet students where they are, and build academic confidence. Maintain positive classroom management and foster a encouraging, growth-oriented environment. Collaborate briefly with lead guides and parents to align on learning goals.