A Day in the Life:

• Assessment and Planning: Start your day by assessing students’ progress and planning personalized lessons to address specific learning gaps.

• Focused Instruction: Conduct small group or one-on-one sessions to provide intensive teaching in areas such as reading, writing, mathematics, or other core subjects.

• Collaboration with Teachers: Meet with classroom teachers to discuss students’ needs and progress, ensuring that remedial efforts are well-integrated with the general curriculum.

• Resource Development: Create and adapt teaching materials and exercises that cater to varied learning styles and needs.

• Progress Monitoring: Continuously assess and document students’ progress, adjusting instructional strategies to maximize effectiveness and student engagement.

Responsibilities:

• Diagnose Learning Difficulties: Evaluate students’ academic skills through appropriate assessments to identify specific learning difficulties.

• Personalized Instruction: Develop and implement tailored instructional programs that meet the needs of students requiring additional support.

• Collaborative Teaching: Work in partnership with general education teachers to support students’ learning plans and integrate remedial strategies.

• Student Engagement: Engage students with customized and interactive teaching methods that enhance learning and retention.

• Professional Development: Stay updated on the latest educational research and remedial teaching methodologies to continually refine and improve instructional practices.

Requirements:

• Educational Background: Bachelor’s degree in Education, Special Education, or a related field; Master’s degree preferred.

• Certification: Valid teaching certification, with endorsements in remedial education or special education if applicable.

• Experience: Proven experience in a teaching role with a focus on remedial education or working with students with learning difficulties.

• Skills: Excellent communication and instructional skills, with a strong ability to adapt teaching methods to individual student needs.

• Professionalism: A commitment to creating an inclusive and supportive learning environment that respects the diverse needs of students.

This role is ideal for compassionate, innovative educators who are committed to making a tangible difference in the lives of students. As a Remedial Teacher at PSI, you will be instrumental in helping students overcome their challenges and succeed academically. If you are passionate about educational equity and ready to contribute to a supportive team, we encourage you to apply and join our efforts at PSI!