#ED2025 Make a Difference Every Day! Help a student discover what they can do. Build confidence. Be part of their success. At Ädelbrook , every student has the potential to learn, grow, and succeed—and the right support can make all the difference. As an Educational Support Counselor , you'll work alongside teachers, therapists, and other professionals to help students with autism and intellectual and developmental disabilities participate in school, build skills, develop independence, and experience success. This is more than assisting in a classroom. You become part of a team that helps students reach goals that matter to them.

WHY JOIN

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AN IMPACT IN THE CLASSROOM

Your support can turn a challenging moment into a learning opportunity, help a student try something new, or give them the encouragement they need to keep going.

You may help a student:

Build confidence and independence Develop communication and social skills Participate more fully in classroom activities Practice new academic and life skills Navigate challenges and learn positive strategies Celebrate accomplishments—both big and small

BE PART OF A TEAM

You won't do this work alone. You'll collaborate with special education teachers, therapists, behavior professionals, and other members of the educational team to support each student's individual needs and goals.

BUILD YOUR CAREER

Looking to get your start in education, human services, behavioral health, or special education? Ädelbrook provides opportunities to learn, gain hands-on experience, receive professional training, and grow within the organization. Your first role can be the beginning of a meaningful career supporting individuals with autism and developmental disabilities.

MEANINGFUL WORK. REAL RELATIONSHIPS.

The relationships you build matter. For some students, your patience, consistency, encouragement, and willingness to celebrate their progress may be exactly what helps them feel successful at school.

WHAT YOU'LL DO

As an Educational Support Counselor, you will help create a supportive environment where students can learn, participate, and develop their skills.

Your day may include:

Supporting classroom instruction and assisting teachers with educational activities Providing individualized guidance, encouragement, and one-on-one support Helping students participate in academic, social, recreational, and school-based activities Reinforcing classroom expectations and positive behaviors Supporting students in developing independence and functional skills Assisting with student supervision throughout the school day Helping maintain a safe, welcoming, and inclusive learning environment Supporting students during community-based activities and educational outings Following individualized educational, behavioral, and support plans Observing student progress and communicating important information to the educational team Collaborating with teachers, therapists, behavior professionals, and other staff to meet student needs Participating in staff meetings, trainings, professional development, and other school activities Serving as a positive role model and advocate for students

THIS COULD BE THE RIGHT OPPORTUNITY FOR YOU IF

YOU... Enjoy working with children and young adults Want a career where you can make a meaningful difference Are patient, dependable, compassionate, and team-oriented Enjoy helping others learn new skills and reach their goals Are interested in special education, psychology, education, social work, human services, or behavioral health Want hands-on experience working with students with autism and developmental disabilities Are comfortable learning new strategies and adapting your approach to individual student needs Previous experience working in a school, special education, autism, behavioral health, or human services setting is valued—but we also welcome individuals who are motivated to learn. .

Pay:

$21.00 - $21.50 per hour

Experience:

Assisting with

ADLs:

1 year (Required)

License/Certification:

Drivers License (Preferred)

Work Location:

In person