American International School of Johannesburg

  • Gauteng
  • American International School of Johannesburg
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    At a July 4th picnic celebrating American Independence Day in 1982, a group of interested Americans set up a table with poster advertising the opening of a new American school in Johannesburg. A few short months later, the American International School of Johannesburg opened its doors to its first students on September 6th. Founder Ed Norman, tog...

    Elementary Learning Support (Maternity Cover)

    Qualifications and Experience

    • Degree in Special Education (master’s degree preferred)
    • Bachelor of Education
    • K – 12 or K – 5 license or certification

    Preferred Skills and Experience

    • Ability to collaborate with classroom teachers to meet the needs of all students within their class
    • Recent professional development in various areas of special education
    • Experience with using various co-teaching models
    • Experience as a classroom teacher
    • A solid understanding of the characteristics of a socially and emotionally literate school
    • Proven ability to work in a diverse school environment
    • Experience in working with emotional and behavioral disabilities
    • Ability to interpret educational psychological assessments and academic assessments
    • Knowledge of learning disabilities and learning disorders
    • Knowledge of the language learning process
    • Experience and training in the delivery of a highly structured tier three reading program.

    Attributes

    • Effective communication skills
    • A positive attitude
    • Collaborative, strategic, receptive, flexible
    • A solid understanding of differentiation and modification
    • Strong organizational ability and initiative

    General Teaching Responsibilities

    In addition to the specialist level expectations, teachers at AISJ are welcomed into a collegial and collaborative working environment. In support of this, teachers are expected to:

    • Communicate and liaise on a regular basis with fellow team department/grade members with regards to planning, assessment, parent and community contact, subject organization and classroom issues such including discipline, expectations and routines
    • Communicate and liaise with other school colleagues in an effort to promote and social and emotional awareness
    • Take an active role in behavioral management
    • Attend and constructively contribute to staff meetings
    • Assist in supervision of student breaks
    • Coordinate class activities as deemed necessary
    • Maintain up-to-date records of assessment, attendance, planning, reports, conferences, and communication with families
    • Establish links with the parent community to ensure that parents are kept well informed about student progress
    • Participate in and assist with school events as required
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