Instructors collaborate to teach high school students in various subjects, create engaging lessons, and support student projects during summer programs.
Job Opportunities with The Academies by Harvard Student AgenciesPosition: On Campus Academies Instructor
Location: Summer On-Campus
Commitment: 40 hours/week (June 1 - August 14)
Compensation: $37.50 per hour
Programs Offered: Business, Coding, Government, Pre-Med, Economics
Responsibilities:
Location: Summer On-Campus
Commitment: 40 hours/week (June 1 - August 14)
Compensation: $37.50 per hour
Programs Offered: Business, Coding, Government, Pre-Med, Economics
Responsibilities:
- Collaborate alongside co-instructors to teach a class of high-school aged students
- Each Academies program is a week-long - you will likely be teaching new students every week
- Class sizes vary by subject (capped at 30) and we target a student-instructor ratio of no more than 15:1
- Deliver engaging and interactive lessons based on our provided curricula.
- Create an inclusive and supportive learning environment
- Monitor student progress and facilitate them in creating a capstone project
- Assist with program logistics if necessary
- Current Harvard undergraduate student
- Passionate about education and working with students
- Strong communication skills
- Ability to commit to working for given program weeks
- No prior teaching experience necessary!
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For more details, visit: academies.hsa.net
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Harvard Student Agencies Cambridge, Massachusetts, USA Office
Cambridge, MA, United States
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