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Hope Partnership For Education
Physical Education & Health Teacher
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A Physical Education Teacher works with elementary and secondary school students on physical education and athletic training. A PE teacher should have knowledge of sports, anatomy and handling common injuries. Sports taught include football, basketball, baseball, soccer, gymnastics, track & field, and aerobics.
$67,927 / year median in Pennsylvania
+10% projected growth
Job Description
Physical Education & Health Teacher Hope Partnership For Education - 4.5 Philadelphia, PA Job Details Part-time From $25 an hour 1 day ago Benefits 403(b) Qualifications Nutrition Middle school teaching Student supervision Conflict resolution among children Lifestyle modification education Exercise safety education Classroom active supervision Health education for children Student record keeping Sports coaching class instruction Student engagement techniques Parent communication Experience working with middle schoolers Student behavior monitoring Sports activities for children Classroom structure implementation School policy and procedure enforcement Experience teaching physical education Fitness instruction experience in educational institutions Facilities routine maintenance Specialization in health and wellness instruction Entry level Full Job Description Hope Partnership for Education is an independent middle school and education center that provides a high quality, values-based education that supports and challenges students from adolescence to adulthood. Serving the Hartranft/Fairhill section of North Philadelphia, Hope was founded and endorsed by the Society of the Holy Child Jesus and the Sisters of Mercy in June, 2002.