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I HABLO U - Paid Teaching Positions

I HABLO U

Spanish - English Bilingual Language Program

Paid Teaching Positions:

1) Intermediate Spanish for Adults

2) Beginning English for Adults

3) Intermediate English for Adults

September 12, 2011 - December 12, 2011

When: Mondays and Tuesdays, 7:00pm - 9:00pm

Where: Vermont Avenue Elementary School (1435 W 27th Street at Vermont Avenue, Los Angeles, CA)

Expectations:

• Bilingual or near-bilingual in Spanish and English
• Spanish/English teaching experience (preferred, but not required)
• Able to write weekly lesson plans and teach two nights per week
• Transportation to Vermont Elementary (less than 1 mile from campus)

To inquire further about and / or apply for this position, please contact Chris Van Booven at (714) 883-9672 or vanboove@usc.edu.

The AASA/ACSA Women in School Leadership Forum

 The AASA/ACSA Women in School Leadership Forum is a networking and educational experience designed to engage, enlighten and empower women leaders from across the country. The program features a session on Mentoring & Coaching with Darline Robles, former superintendent, Los Angeles County Office of Education, and current professor of clinical education at our Rossier School of Education. Other topics include: Technology, Cyber-Bullying & Internet Ethics; Balancing Work and Life; Legal Issues; Leadership Styles; Intentional Leadership for School Equity; Navigating a Career to the Top; From Kindergarten to College Graduation; Manager vs. Instructional Leader; and The Education Community.

It will be held on October 20–21, 2011 at the Coronado Island Marriot Resort and Spa. For more information, see the flyer:  Download AASA 2011 Womens Conference One-Sided Flyer.

Part-time Job Opportunity: MAT-TESOL Application Reviewers

Rossier's MAT-TESOL program is looking for an EdD student to work an application reviewer for the MAT-TESOL program. This is an hourly position - $15/hour - and not a TA position (no tuition remission attached and no teaching responsibilities). The work should be interesting and it may be done from home. Hours are flexible. Training on the criteria and on using the data system to enter recommendations will be provided. Candidates would need to be able to commit to a consistent work flow to keep up with a certain number of applications each week. If interested please contact Dr. Rob Filback at filback@usc.edu.

Employment Opportunity: East Asian Studies Program

The East Asian Studies Center is seeking two teaching assistants for its Global East Asia (EASC 360) summer study abroad courses in Japan and Korea.

Each teaching assistantship will be a 37.5% appointment, which will provide a stipend of $4,812.50 and tuition remission of up to 9 units for the summer. It will also cover the mandatory Student Health Care Center fee and USC graduate student health premiums.  The TA will be responsible for assisting with the coordination of logistics prior to departure, as well as during the 4-week course. To apply, please send a cover letter and CV to easc@college.usc.edu by Friday, January 14, 2011.   

If you have any questions, please contact the East Asian Studies Center at easc@college.usc.edu, call 213-740-2991, or visit our office in CLH 101.