Computer Program Instructor and Design – Lead Instructor - Under the supervision of the Campus Director, the Lead Instructor will work with Alaska Native/American Indian students in various settings, both in and out of the STEAM program. The Lead Instructor will provide a safe and orderly environment for youth to learn specific STEAM skills. Provide leadership in computer hardware and software technology instruction. The Lead Instructor is also responsible for instruction, building culturally relevant and innovative activities and collaborating with STEAM staff.
Duties and Responsibilities:
The successful candidate will:
Teach classes, provide differentiated instruction, develop students’ confidence in their abilities, observe and manage classroom dynamics and culture, and implement standards-based assessments.
Learn and implement research-based teaching methods.
Leads the development of project-based lessons and submits weekly plan for in-class activities to the director.
Lead and work collaboratively with others to ensure program goals and objectives are met.
Plan and participate in group cultural activities and special events/field trips scheduled throughout the academic year.
Set and manage the appropriate division of weekly tasks for the staff in the program.
Lead in the development of program planning and work collaboratively with others to set schedules for all camps and afternoon programs.
Develop team member skills and knowledge base regarding culturally appropriate lessons and applicable educational standards.
Collaborate with others to prototype fun and engaging projects that showcase team members skills and knowledge.
Collaborates with all other Tribal programs regarding cross-program planning and activities for students.
Works with media team to fulfill requests related to flyers and filming in order to meet program needs.
Works with appropriate staff in monitoring and processing class and camp registrations for children and youth participants enrolled in all program offerings.
Attain necessary certifications.
Utilize different databases to access student activities, maintain student records, and communicate information regarding student progress.
Ensures efficient program data collection, including but not limited to all grade and testing scores for quarterly grant reporting and submits to manager/director.
Record data as required for grant measures, goals, and objectives.
Monitor participants’ progress and update education plans.
Ensure regular communication to all program participants.
Motivate and encourage students to excel.
Assist with the recruitment of new students, and public relations efforts for the program.
Transport students to class sites, on field trips, cultural camps, or other locations as necessary.
Keep a safe and clean environment.
Completes all purchasing and inventory of supplies for classes and camps on a regular basis.
Ensures all space reservations, van reservations, and any additional space requirements for the program are reserved in a timely manner.
Perform all other duties as assigned.
Job Specifications:
Excellent interpersonal skills combined with demonstrated ability to build relationships, provide leadership, and work collaboratively with diverse people and organizations.
Ability to work independently and interdependent in a positive and productive manner.
Exceptional time management, organization, and problem-solving skills with strong attention to detail.
Demonstrated ability to exercise good judgement and make sound decisions about complex issues that reflect Knik Tribe mission and values.
Demonstrated ability to effectively present information and respond to questions from administrators, parents, participants, funders, and the general public.
Advanced computer skills, in computer hardware and software technology instruction, including experience with databases, spreadsheets, word processing and publishing programs.
Demonstrated ability to organize multiple activities and prioritize workload.
Demonstrated knowledge and understanding of social, educational, training and cultural needs of and resources for the Alaska Native/American Indian community.
Demonstrated ability to handle crisis situations and make sound judgments.
Maintain confidentiality.
Required Requirements:
Bachelor’s degree in education, counseling, management or related fields of study.
Two (2) years’ experience or related training in computer technology.
Preferred experience in computer hardware and software technology instruction.
Must have a valid driver’s license and good driving record.
Clean state and federal background check.
General Information:
Location: 758 North Shoreline Dr., Wasilla, AK 99654
Supervisor: MTLC Director
Schedule: Monday – Friday; 8:00 am – 5:00pm
Salary: $30.00 – $35.00 per hour DOE/E. Plus full benefits: Federal Employee Health Benefits (FEHB) medical, dental, vision, life insurance, paid leave and holidays, and retirement plan with matching contributions.
To Apply: Submit Resume to:
Human Resources at [email protected]
For more information or to download the job description visit www.kniktribe.org/careers