About the Role
The After School Program Leader position is responsible for the daily operations of the after school program for students from Kindergarten through Middle School. This includes maintaining a positive classroom atmosphere, providing homework assistance, addressing behavioral issues, and acting as a liaison between parents and school staff. Experience working in a school setting is ideal.
Responsibilities
- Daily room set-up and clean-up of materials/equipment regularly throughout each afternoon and at the end of each program day
- Manage student's after school schedules in connection with enrichment programming
- Develop and lead activities that include but are not limited to indoor/outdoor games, arts and crafts, and science to be led with groups of students
- Bring innovative ideas for instruction and care, and collaborate with the Director and ASP Team to plan and implement
- Provide student supervision at all times during program hours
- Student check-in and tracking of student attendance
- Actively engage with students during in-person program hours, such as assist students with homework help, supervise play time, and support individual student creative projects
- Assist students with conflict resolution when needed
- Provide leadership, positive energy, and good spirit for students, constantly assessing group dynamics and the needs of individual students
- Work directly with ASP Team to create a safe, warm, fun, and inclusive environment both in the classroom and on the yards/playgrounds
- Collaborate with the Director/Assistant Director of Auxiliary and ASP Team in support of program growth and development
- Communicate with school faculty and staff to support the holistic development of students
- Attend training and meetings as required to support personal and team development in partnership with school faculty and staff
Requirements
- Must be punctual, responsible, and reliable
- Have professional demeanor and emotional maturity
- Knowledge of Youth Development principles, including positive behavior management
- Build rapport and communicate well with others
- Take initiative and work effectively with others
- TB clearance
- Fingerprint and Child Abuse Index clearance from the Dept. of Social Service
- First Aid and CPR Certified (valued but not required)
- Fluent in Mandarin (valued but not required)
Skills
- Independent work
- Teamwork
- Positive classroom atmosphere maintenance
- Homework assistance
- Behavioral issue management
- Liaison between parents and school staff
- Activity development and leadership
- Student supervision
- Student engagement
- Conflict resolution
- Communication
- Collaboration
Location
- San Francisco, CA 94132
Work Type
- Part Time
Salary/Compensations
- $24.00 - $28.00 Hourly
