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The opportunities listed below are intended for ARTC members.


8/17/10
 

Tutors Needed

 

This project is a combined effort coordinated by CREC, The Village for Children & Families and the Center for Children’s Advocacy.

 

Are you looking to make a significant difference in a child’s life? 

 

We are looking for caring people to provide tutorial services to students at risk of dropping out and/or becoming school avoidant.   

 

Research shows that the consistent presence of an adult mentor can reduce these tendencies and improve confidence and self-esteem for at risk youths.   

 

Everyone is needed; however, bilingual and

math expertise is encouraged. 

 

Please call (860) 524-4042 or

email mfaison@crec.org

 

 

Additional information:

This is a voluntary opportunity at Burr or Milner Schools in Hartford; on Tuesdays or Thursdays only from 3:00-4:00 p.m. 

 


8/16/10
 

Brainy Alley®

Wanted:   A teacher for an after-school program
 

Brainy Alley® is looking for a part-time teacher who is creative, commands an extensive vocabulary and can encourage children in Grades 3 – 5 to think outside the box. Individuals must have experience in dealing with group dynamics and must be able to work all 8 weeks. Applications of candidates who are finger-print/ background-check ready for Wilton and Fairfield, CT will be considered first.
 

All lesson plans and materials will be provided.

Pay ranges from $35 - $40 a class, based on learning and experience. 

Dates: Mondays -       September 27.
                                 October 4, 18, 25.          
                                 November 1, 8, 15 and 29.

Timings:                     2:30pm  –  4:00pm

Location:                    Wilton, CT
 

This is a part-time position, and employment is subject to class enrollment.

Please e-mail your resume with a cover letter detailing your interest and experience working with children to info@brainyalley.com

For more details about the program, check out www.brainyalley.com

 


8/6/10

Everybody Wins! CT

Everybody Wins! CT is a not-for-profit literacy and mentoring organization serving the capital region.  We are an independent affiliate of Everybody Wins! USA, which has provided reading enrichment and mentoring programs for at-risk youth in over 16 states since the program’s origins in New York City in 1991.

The flagship program of Everybody Wins! is “Power Lunch,” a lunchtime read-aloud program that matches adult volunteers – Reading Mentors – with children who read below grade level and/or need a positive adult role model.  Once per week, volunteers meet with the same children for a one-on-one half-hour reading session.

Everybody Wins! CT already has over 330 volunteers in the capital region reading to children – but so much more can be done.  Despite recent improvements in standardized test scores, children in cities like Hartford and New Britain still fall behind their suburban counterparts in literacy skills due to one of the widest achievement gaps in the nation.

Some of our most skilled and dedicated volunteers are retired teachers – and we would love to have even more of them among our legions of Reading Mentors! 

If interested, please contact:

Allison Holst-Grubbe
Volunteer Outreach Coordinator/AmeriCorps Member
Everybody Wins! CT
P: (860) 232-3549
F: (860) 986-7276
www.everybodywinsct.org


5/28/10

2011 National Assessment of Educational Progress
Temporary Job Opportunities


4/23/10

ATTENTION HUMAN SERVICES WORKERS! 

Project Genesis is looking for Part Time and Per Diem employees to provide life skills and vocational training to adults and students with disabilities in central, eastern and southern CT.  We are a growing human services agency and are seeking motivated and dependable people to work varying hours according to job assignment and location.  Day, evening, and weekend hours available depending on job site. The ideal candidate will have excellent communication and writing skills.  Bachelor’s Degree and 1 year experience with individuals with disabilities required.  Reliable transportation and a valid driver’s license are a must.  Good pay, flexibility and an excellent opportunity for personal and professional growth. 

Contact Info:
Fax resumes to (860) 456-7417 - or - email to
jobs@projectgenesis.us

- or –

Mail to:
Jobs at Project Genesis
P.O. Box 799
Willimantic, CT 06226. 

Please reference Job Code T3 when applying

EOE/AA


3/19/10

Teacher-Tutor Job Openings - Global Partnership Schools | Leading Learning
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3/15/10

Youth on Youth Each One Teach One, Inc

A Non-Profit Foundation looking for an Office Administrator, 25 hours / week, at $8.25 / hour, no benefits.  Light clerical work to include answering phones, retrieving/sending faxes and answering emails for blind Administrator.

Please Contact:

Rev. Aaron (Pop) LewisHome: 
860-570-0774
Cell: 860-778-7777
Office:  860-727-8889


 

 


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