Summer School Teacher - Milwaukee, United States - Center for Urban Teaching

Description

If you are enrolled in college already, or already have a Bachelor's or Master's Degree, you will have the
OPTION of either a paid stipend (paycheck) OR elect to have your payment used as a scholarship paid directly to the university you are enrolled at.

• Recognized as a Christian leader in their current role
• Courageous
• Dedicated to High Performance
• Respectful
• Perseverant
• Coachable

Your typical daily schedule will run between 7am until 5:00 pm each day.

Dates to remember for our Center for Urban Teaching Summer School Teacher training are as follows:

• Application deadline is Friday, June 7th, 202
• Team Building & Training: June 12thJune 26th, 202
• Summer School Teaching: June 27thJuly 26th, 2024 (No School on July 4th & 5th, 2024)
• Weekly evening professional development meetings are
  TENTATIVELY scheduled for Wednesday nights from 3:00pm5:30pm.

Commonly asked questions:

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What are the eligibility requirements? Applicants should be 18 years or older and be aligned with CfUT's core values. No prior teaching experience or a major in education is necessary. We do require all teachers to have participated in an immersion tour and to be accepted into our program before summer to build a vision of the high-performance model CfUT seeks in its summer school. Participants must be enrolled at a college or university or already have a bachelor's degree.
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Is this a paid position? Yes The base pay is a stipend of $3,000 with an up to $1,000 performance bonus. Alternatively, this can be received as a scholarship paid directly to your university from CfUT.

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What kind of training to CfUT School Teachers get? Teachers engage in two weeks of intensive training that focus on three important elements: building a positive school culture, high-performance instructional strategies, and character development. Through these three lenses, teachers are trained on strategies that build trust while setting and maintaining high-behavioral expectations, instructional strategies that ensure teachers plan and deliver data-driven lessons that foster student engagement, and a process for character development that helps teachers, leaders, and students explore their personal identity and purpose as it relates to their performance. There is also an immense amount of team building in which everyone learns how to work together and how to build strong relationships with one another.

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If I'm not from Milwaukee, where do I stay? Pariticipants will have the option to purchase housing through our partners for the summer. Typical cost ranges from $650-$850. Participants may also choose to find alternative housing on their own.

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Does CfUT supply transportation? No. However, with the number of teachers in the program participants find it easy to carpool with someone going to the same Summer School site. Summer training is held at 1 of ~20 sites between the Milwaukee and Racine areas.

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Once on the job, what kind of guidance does a teacher receive? Each of the components of training are further developed through ongoing coaching and feedback throughout the summer school program from their summer school leader. Every teacher receives informal feedback daily, and there's formal observation with a sit-down debrief including next steps, to implement every week. Teachers also come back together once every week for additional professional development. Most classrooms also utilize a co-teaching model.

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Can this count for credit? Yes, for some universities Several partner universities are adding the CfUT Summer School Program to their urban education minor or other programs. Contact us for more information about starting this at your university.

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What is the role of the schools at which we teach? We like to say our schools "give us the keys and the kids" - they let us take over their schools for four weeks. Together

• CfUT leaders, coaches and our undergraduate teachers we develop a school from the ground up, outlining policies and procedures and anything and everything that builds a school culture. It's not just about academics and lesson plans, but our spiritual component of unconditional love driving strong teacherstudent relationships that have lasting impact.

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How do I learn more? To talk with someone at the Center for Urban Teaching, call or contact us.


Job Types:
Full-time, Temporary, Internship, Contract

Pay:
Up to $4,000.00 per month


Benefits:

• Professional development assistance
• Referral program

Schedule:

• 8 hour shift
• Day shift
• Monday to Friday

Work setting:

• Inperson

Education:

• High school or equivalent (required)

Work Location:
In person