Chula vista elementary school district instructional assistant

Cons poor leadership. I loved the kids I worked with, and MOST of the faculty members, but without a credential, even though I have TWO advanced degrees, I was talked down to by teachers regularly and had no opportunities for advancement.

The benefits are by far the best I have ever had from an employer, though. Pros Healthcare, lots of breaks. Cons Not much advancement. Scheduled meeting and appointments. Handled all accounting and billing for agents. Planned company special events and conventions. Designed promotional material for conferences. Answered incoming calls and developed long-term professional relationships with clients. Interviewed customers to assess individual needs and ensure total customer satisfaction.

Provided leadership and supervision to a staff of 10 personnel. Evaluatd staff performance and provided job-specific training and coaching. I really enjoyed working with different teachers and students every day. As a substitute you have the opportunity to work in different schools, so I really get to meet different people every day. I am sociable and having the opportunity to work in different schools made my day even more exciting. I would recommend working for the Chula Vista Elementary School District if the education field is your passion.

Cons No benefits as a substitute. Yes There are 1 helpful reviews 1 No. A typical day started on time with the teacher s I was working alongside.

I would be provided written or verbal instruction on what the day would consist of. I would then work with children as a group or individually to complete various assignments throughout the day. I would also help monitor students at play, snack and lunch time. I learned patience with this job, which is extremely important in all aspects of any job. The hardest part of the job was also the most enjoyable, teaching and helping various students with their individual needs often times needing to think quickly to keep students actively engaged.

Pros Working and helping childen to reach their individual goals. Enjoy working with staff and students. The most enjoyable part of the job meeting new students. I enjoy being on the sub list gives me the opportunity to set my hours, teach at different schools and meet new people everyday. Claim this company page. Want to know more about working here? Good Things Happen Daily! ES DE. Candidate preferences are the decision of the Employer or Recruiting Agent, and are controlled by them alone.

Company: Chula Vista Elementary. Comments and Other Information Application Procedure: Internal Applicants: Current resume with application for current substitutes and employees as well as outside applicants.

They provide students from non-English speaking families the opportunity to receive an excellent education in the language spoken at home. Bilingualism has been shown to improve the mental abilities of students. Heavy Equipment Mechanic. Routing and Planning Specialist. Licensed Vocational Nurse. Different kinds of work experience: teaching prek - kindergarten, instructional assistant, ESL training to new comers, art teacher, and administrative work.

Chula Vista elementary school district is a good place to work. The most enjoyable part of the job is working with children. One of the best jobs for me. Only go for fulltime work. The pay and benefits were fantastic, although as I was only part-time needing 20 hours for benefits, I worked only 19 weekly and despite countless interviews was not given additional hours. I felt like I was set up to remain without benefits throughout my entire time working there with zero hope for advancement or additional hours.

I only recommend working there if you ONLY go for positions that are over 20 hours a week ideally Otherwise you will remain stuck with short hours and 0 benefits.

Work smarter not harder Attention to detail for the saftey of the children Great place to work Different everyday Management was fair but strict when need to be. I love the Chula Vista adult school!

They allow me to have time and freedom to be able to be a working mom and still be able to be there when my kids when they get off school. It has been such a pleasure working with over 12 different speech therapists in this district. All so friendly and so passionate about their job especially when it came to working with special education.

So much diversity has taught me, and continues to teach me, such valuable lessons. Yes No There are 1 unhelpful reviews 1. A nice place to work. Working with kids is a great job. It is a lot of work and not compensated for how much we do. The numerous experiences serving the students and adults at the schools that I have worked for have been wonderful. After 22 years of service I believe and feel that I am ready for a change. I can use my experience serving seniors!

Pros Good salary and time off. Cons No part time medical benfits. I received my Special Education Credential in Substituted and interviewed for over 5 years. On the 5th year, just after turning in applications and narratives for 5 different schools, was told they couldn't hire me until i obtained a CLAD Certificate, which was a brand new requirement in the spring of You can pick when you want to work and whenever you don't.

However, summers can be iffy since school is out. They only pay you at the end of the month the next month so you have to think about budgeting a bit. You quickly learn what classes and schools you prefer to work with, which is a plus but before that you're pretty much running blind.