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English Teacher

Job Description:

  • Developing lesson plans, syllabus and curricula based on the needs of individual students.

  • Teaching writing and English composition classes.

  • Conducting research on teaching methods, materials, and language games that can be used in class.

  • Scheduling and preparing students for oral and written examinations.

  • Organizing feedback sessions with students and their parents if applicable.

  • Providing suggestions for further learning and scheduling intervention sessions with struggling students.

  • Teaching students about the U.S. culture, which may include festivals, traditional food and dress, and social conventions.

  • Organizing fun events where students can showcase their English language skills

  • Experience working with Google classroom and managing school age students

Chinese Mandarin Teacher

Job Description:

  • Plan and execute lesson plans and syllabus for Mandarin Chinese.

  • Mastery of the Chinese language (Simplified is a must, with traditional is a plus) in Mandarin(fluent in reading, writing, and speaking/understanding Mandarin Chinese)

  • Knowledge of Mandarin culture as it pertains to the curriculum

  • Experience working with Google classroom and managing school age students

Volunteering Group

Career and Volunteering
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​Project Coach

  • Guide Project Development: Provide direction and support throughout the project lifecycle, from brainstorming and planning to execution and completion.

  • Mentor Team Members: Offer advice and feedback to team members, helping them develop their skills and achieve their goals.

  • Facilitate Meetings: Organize and lead meetings to discuss project progress, address challenges, and strategize solutions.

  • Monitor Progress: Track project milestones and deadlines, ensuring that tasks are completed on schedule and within scope.

  • Resolve Issues: Identify and address any obstacles or conflicts that arise during the project, finding effective solutions to keep the project on track.

  • Encourage Collaboration: Foster a collaborative environment where team members can share ideas, work together, and support one another.

  • Provide Resources: Ensure the team has the necessary tools, materials, and information to successfully complete the project.

  • Evaluate Outcomes: Assess the project's success upon completion, providing feedback and recommendations for future improvements.

  • Communicate Effectively: Maintain clear and open communication with all stakeholders, keeping them informed about project developments and outcomes.

Research Paper Coach

 

  • Conduct Research:

    • Design and implement original research projects in their field of expertise.

    • Publish research findings in peer-reviewed journals and present at academic conferences.

    • Stay updated with the latest developments and trends in their area of research.

  • Teach and Mentor:

    • Develop and deliver undergraduate and graduate-level courses.

    • Supervise and mentor students in their research projects, theses, and dissertations.

    • Provide academic and career guidance to students.

  • Grant Writing and Funding:

    • Write and submit grant proposals to secure research funding from various sources (e.g., government agencies, private foundations).

    • Manage research budgets and ensure effective use of funds.

  • Collaborate and Network:

    • Collaborate with other researchers, both within and outside their institution, on joint research projects.

  • Administrative Duties:

    • Participate in departmental and university committees.

  • Publication and Dissemination:

    • Prepare research papers, articles, and reports for publication.

  • Review and Evaluation:

    • Review and provide feedback on research proposals, manuscripts, and grant applications.​

College Counselor

A college counselor helps students plan for their future education and careers. Key responsibilities include:

  • Guiding College Choices: Help students choose colleges that fit their academic goals, personal preferences, and financial situation.

  • Assisting with Applications: Support students in completing college applications, reviewing essays, and meeting deadlines.

  • Exploring Careers: Help students discover potential careers based on their interests and strengths.

  • Advising on Testing: Provide guidance on standardized tests like the SAT or ACT, including preparation tips.

  • Financial Aid Support: Assist with financial aid forms and provide information on scholarships and other funding options.

  • Emotional Support: Offer counseling to manage stress and anxiety related to college planning.

  • Collaborating: Work with teachers and administrators to support students.

  • Staying Informed: Keep up with the latest trends and changes in college admissions and financial aid.

  • Strong communication and organizational skills

  • Knowledge of college admissions and financial aid

  • Ability to provide both practical and emotional support to students

Volunteers

Volunteer's efforts make a real difference and contribute to positive change.

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  • Make a Positive Impact: Directly help people or causes that need support.

  • Empower Others: Provide resources and opportunities to those in need.

  • Build Strong Communities: Create connections and foster a sense of community.

  • Experience Personal Growth: Develop new skills and gain a sense of fulfillment.

  • Support Important Causes: Actively contribute to causes you care about.

  • Strengthen Nonprofits: Help organizations achieve their goals and serve more people.

  • Create Lasting Connections: Form relationships with others who share your passion for helping.

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