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Camp Embark
Operations and Program Assistant (Driver Required) Part-Time
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What they do
A Teacher Assistant assists classroom teachers by providing extra individual attention and instruction to students. Helps teachers with recordkeeping, preparation for lessons and activities and supervising students. May work with special education students, or work in a school library or computer lab; may be called teacher aide or paraprofessional.
$31,053 / year median in Florida
+14% projected growth
Job Description
Operations and Program Assistant (Driver Required) Part-Time
JOB DESCRIPTION
Afternoons only. One continuous shift. $18 per hour. We are a youth transportation and summer camp organization in Miramar hiring a part-time Afternoon Driver and Operations Assistant for 15 to 20 hours per week, Monday through Friday. You drive an afternoon school route of approximately 3 hours daily. On scheduled days, operations blocks run before your route (vehicle care, inventory, errands, camp preparation, event support) so your day runs as one continuous afternoon shift, not a broken schedule. In summer, you work full daytime hours at our camp in program and operations positions at our camp staff rate of $15 per hour. This fits students, parents free after midday, second-job workers, and anyone who wants steady afternoon hours with real variety.WHAT YOUR WEEK LOOKS LIKE
(SCHOOL YEAR)- Afternoon route: approximately 3 hours daily
- Operations blocks before the route on scheduled days
- One continuous afternoon shift, no split schedule
- Occasional weekend hours with advance notice for events
- Schedule follows the Broward County Public Schools calendar
WHAT YOU WILL DO
- Safely transport students from schools to homes and program locations
- Complete pre-trip and post-trip vehicle inspections and confirm every student is accounted for
- Release students only to authorized adults and wait until each student safely enters the destination
- Keep vehicles clean, fueled, and ready, and take vehicles for oil changes, washing, and servicing
- Assist with camp and program setup, breakdown, inventory, and supply runs
- Support parent check-in, check-out, and carline when assigned
- Represent the organization at community events and family-facing programs
- Work on-site at summer camp in assigned program and operations positions
- Cross-train across every area of the operation and serve as a trained backup
- Inventory and program management.
- Customer Service
WHAT YOU NEED
- Valid driver's license and a safe driving history
- Ability to meet local licensing requirements for student transportation
- Ability to pass required background screening
- Consistent weekday afternoon availability
- Comfortable working with children and speaking with parents
- Able to lift and move supplies and equipment
- Able to use a smartphone for routes, checklists, and scheduling
NICE TO HAVE
- Experience transporting children or driving passenger vans
- School, camp, childcare, or youth-program experience
- CPR and First Aid certification
PAY AND GROWTH
- School year: starting at $17to $18 per hour with growth based on cross-training and performance
- Camp season with significantly increased weekly hours
- Strong performers become first in line for expanded hours and responsibility as we grow Reliability is essential because children and families depend on this service. If you arrive early, take safety seriously, and want consistent afternoon work, apply today.
Pay:
$17.00- $18.