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Instructional Assistant - Berkeley, California

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Make a difference supporting students as a Paraprofessional in a school environment near Berkeley, CA! This contract role is key in assisting students with diverse learning, behavioral, and physical needs. Assignments are determined on campus, requiring every paraprofessional to be flexible and ready to support where needed including personal care, feeding, toileting, and more. An adaptable and team-oriented mindset is crucial, as roles may shift based on school needs. Candidates must demonstrate specified qualifications (S10/S10A and any additional S-qualifications). These must be clearly listed, as transcripts or resumes alone do not suffice.
Qualifications:
S10/S10A
qualification is required; include all additional S-qualifications.
Minimum:
Associates Degree, or 48 college units and a high school diploma, or high school diploma with a passing CBEST or instructional aide exam. Depending on S-qualification, may require: First Aid/CPR certification (district-funded training provided) Emergency anti-seizure medication and/or physical healthcare procedure training Experience supporting children with significant social-emotional or behavioral needs Fluency in sign language, Braille coursework, or a California Licensed Vocational Nursing certification Willingness to assist with all required student support tasks Flexibility to adjust to various school assignments Team-oriented attitude and strong communication skills
Responsibilities:
Provide direct support to students, including those with special needs Assist with classroom activities, behavior management, and individualized student care Implement teacher or therapy plans and support health-related interventions as trained Engage in required professional learning and maintain active certifications Handle feeding, toileting, diapering, and other essential care responsibilities as assigned Assignments average 27.5 hours per week. Starting pay is at least $34.25 per hour, matching or exceeding district rates. If you bring genuine patience, adaptability, and dedication to student growth, take the next step and apply today to make a true impact in the educational community!