About the role#
The Educational Policy Studies department at Florida International University is hiring a Student College Math Literacy Worker. This is a temporary, paid position that supports instructional efforts and student engagement. You will work approximately 6 hours per week for about 16 weeks.
What you'll do#
- Attend training sessions.
- Plan activities with Math Literacy Workers (MLWs).
- Submit project plans and debrief notes to site coordinators.
- Help manage students during instructional time and breaks.
- Assist with daily activity preparation.
- Support the instructional efforts of the MLW team.
- Prepare reports for meetings between MLWs, CMLWs, and coordinators.
- Present content to MLWs under the guidance of a coordinator.
What you'll need#
- Current enrollment as an FIU student.
- Undergraduate students must take at least 6 credits during Fall and Spring semesters. Graduate students must take at least 3 credits.
- You must not have graduated.
- Willingness to learn and lead.
- Ability to work well with others.
- An interest in the success of young people.
- Ability to attend after school sessions at Liberty City Elementary School.
- Ability to attend all trainings at Miami Northwestern Senior High School.
Location & details#
- Work is on-site in Miami, Florida.
- Training occurs at Miami Northwestern Senior High School.
- After school sessions occur at Liberty City Elementary School.
- Pay is $20.00 per hour.
- This position may require a pre-employment background check.
About Florida International University
Florida International University is a public research institution based in Miami. Founded in 1965, the university serves over 56,000 students through a variety of bachelor, master, and doctoral degree programs. It maintains a large staff of over 12,000 employees and operates across multiple campus locations. The university focuses on research in fields including medicine, engineering, business, and journalism.
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