NYC elementary schools hiring school aides - no degree required

[bluebooger]

no, this is not spam, but you thought it was didn't you LOL 

saw this and thought it might be interesting for anyone in the NYC area who is interested in becoming a teacher 
although these are not teaching positions, they do involve monitoring students 
so they might be useful for someone wanting to gain experience 
also, to become a substitute teacher in NYC I believe you do not need a teacher certificate, but you do have to have a recommendation  
this would be a way for people to get to know you and get that recommendation 

this is a list of all schools hiring 
https://pix11.com/news/local-news/nyc-pu...-required/

this is a typical job posting 
Academy for Conservation and the Environment
https://www.schools.nyc.gov/careers/job-...nvironment


General Duties and Responsibilities

• Under the supervision of the principal or of a teacher, relieves teachers of school activities which do not require teaching or other professional skills
  
• Relieves teachers such as yard, hall, lavatory, study hall and other monitorial and patrol duties.
  
• Handles, stores, and distributes textbooks, instructional supplies and special materials.
  
• Assists with clerical work of a routine nature.
  
• Assists in maintaining order in the lunchroom and facilitates lunch service.
  
• Maintains school inventories.
  
• Assists with school clerical work of a routine nature.
  
• Checks reports, notes, library lists, etc.
  
• Handles the arrival and departure of children transported to school by bus.
  
• Receives the children in the lunchroom, directs them in washing, in disposal of wraps, and in lining up for lunch service.
  
• Additional duties as requested by teacher or principals.
  
• Facilitates the service of lunch to young children. Assists older children in obtaining lunch. Oversees the return of dishes and utensils and the disposal of refuse.
  
• Supervise and lead children in all daily activities, inclu
  

no high school diploma required !

[Mint Berry Crunch]

no, this is not spam, but you thought it was didn't you LOL 

saw this and thought it might be interesting for anyone in the NYC area who is interested in becoming a teacher 
although these are not teaching positions, they do involve monitoring students 
so they might be useful for someone wanting to gain experience 
also, to become a substitute teacher in NYC I believe you do not need a teacher certificate, but you do have to have a recommendation  
this would be a way for people to get to know you and get that recommendation 

this is a list of all schools hiring 
https://pix11.com/news/local-news/nyc-pu...-required/

this is a typical job posting 
Academy for Conservation and the Environment
https://www.schools.nyc.gov/careers/job-...nvironment


General Duties and Responsibilities

• Under the supervision of the principal or of a teacher, relieves teachers of school activities which do not require teaching or other professional skills
  
• Relieves teachers such as yard, hall, lavatory, study hall and other monitorial and patrol duties.
  
• Handles, stores, and distributes textbooks, instructional supplies and special materials.
  
• Assists with clerical work of a routine nature.
  
• Assists in maintaining order in the lunchroom and facilitates lunch service.
  
• Maintains school inventories.
  
• Assists with school clerical work of a routine nature.
  
• Checks reports, notes, library lists, etc.
  
• Handles the arrival and departure of children transported to school by bus.
  
• Receives the children in the lunchroom, directs them in washing, in disposal of wraps, and in lining up for lunch service.
  
• Additional duties as requested by teacher or principals.
  
• Facilitates the service of lunch to young children. Assists older children in obtaining lunch. Oversees the return of dishes and utensils and the disposal of refuse.
  
• Supervise and lead children in all daily activities, inclu
  

no high school diploma required !

Seems like an interesting opportunity for those looking to get their foot in the door. I remember having them as a kid, and I'm pretty certain that a lot of jobs in my area for public schools are in need of them.

Outside thinking though: this may (or may not?) be an opportunity to meet admissions requirements for Gettysburg College's Master's in American History program that is discussed about on the other thread:

https://www.degreeforum.net/mybb/Thread-...-for-7-500