Part-Time
Preschool Substitute Aide
Kamehameha Schools
Native Hawaiian education system
Compensation Overview
$23.83/hr
Kapaʻa, HI, USA
In Person
Temporary on-call position with varying hours up to 40 hours per week; travel to various locations, including neighboring islands, may be required.
Associate's
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- A high school diploma or General Educational Development credential is required, although a combination of education and experience may substitute.
- Good interpersonal skills are required.
- The ability to organize a high volume of varied work activities is required.
- Good written and oral communication skills are required.
- Assist in daily classroom lessons, including appropriate interactions with students, small group instruction, observations, and assessment.
- Supervise student behavior independently and under teacher direction using appropriate early childhood health and safety guidelines.
- Provide program and clerical support through snack menu pick-up, maintaining attendance and other records, and ordering and maintaining materials and supplies.
- Prepare materials for a safe and healthy indoor and outdoor classroom environment, including daily snack preparation and sanitizing and maintaining classroom centers, materials, and equipment.
- Participate in workshops and in-service training.
- Assist in providing a developmentally appropriate learning environment for approximately 20 children in conjunction with the teacher for extended-day or regular-day preschool programs.
- Assist in planning and implementing a developmentally appropriate, language-based curriculum for preschool-age children that fosters Protestant religion and Hawaiian culture.
- Maintain certifications required for program needs and participate in curriculum development.
- A Child Development Associate credential or Associate of Arts degree in Early Childhood Education is preferred.
- Knowledge of and sensitivity to Hawaiian culture and age-appropriate Protestant religion curriculum is preferred.
- Experience working with at-risk children and/or families is preferred.
Kamehameha Schools is a private charitable educational trust serving Native Hawaiian learners and communities. It operates preschool and K-12 campuses while supporting community education, scholarships, enrichment, and land-based learning. Its mission is rooted in the will of founder Bernice Pauahi Bishop and the long-term well-being of Native Hawaiians. Kamehameha Schools is both an education system and a charitable trust, using land stewardship and community investment to advance Native Hawaiian identity, culture, language, academic preparation, leadership, and lifelong opportunity.
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