Educational Assistant Coordinator
Work with students and families, flexible schedule, $18-20/hr part-time, bilingual English and Mandarin needed, casual dress. Support students’ growth daily! Apply for a rewarding role.
Looking for a meaningful part-time opportunity? The Educational Assistant Coordinator (English and Mandarin) offers $18–$20 an hour, part-time, with a flexible schedule: 4–8 PM shifts during the week and only 4–6 weekly hours initially. Benefits include casual dress and scheduling flexibility, making it an appealing choice for those balancing studies or family duties.
Daily Responsibilities & Job Insights
The bulk of your work will revolve around supporting teachers and students. Tasks include finding and printing materials based on teacher feedback and communicating with parents and students proficiently in both English and Mandarin. Cleanliness and keeping an organized workspace are also essential aspects. Familiarity with standard office tools, Gmail, and Google Drive is a must, and a car for commuting is highly desirable. This role also lets you directly contribute to students’ academic growth, fostering a supportive learning environment throughout the week.
Pros: Flexible and Rewarding
A major highlight is the flexible schedule, making it easy to work around personal commitments. The informal dress code adds to the comfortable, welcoming environment—ideal for those seeking a less rigid workplace. Tutoring and teaching experience are valued, and opportunities to communicate in multiple languages will definitely sharpen your skills. This role is well-suited for candidates who appreciate making a difference in education without the pressure of a full-time commitment.
Cons: Limited Hours & Commute
On the flip side, the hours are relatively low, especially before January, which may not suit those looking for more substantial income. Also, candidates are expected to provide their own transportation, so those without access to a vehicle may find it challenging to meet all responsibilities. The skill requirements, such as proficiency in English and Mandarin, also mean it’s not a fit for everyone.
פְּסַק דִין
For individuals passionate about working with students and able to converse in English and Mandarin, this position is genuinely rewarding. The flexible hours and friendly environment make it a smart choice for those wanting to supplement their incomes or looking to gain valuable experience in education.
