We need someone wonderful to take care of three girls ages 10-13. They are very easy and a lot of fun. They need someone who is willing to drive, preferably their own car. Help with homework, fun activities, and just hanging out.
We would pay $15-20 per hour plus gas. Hours are flexible, but generally 3:00 PM - 7:00 PM, Monday - Thursday.
Location: less than a mile from Mount Ida College
For directions to apply, contact career@mountida.edu.
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Tuesday, August 19
Part Time Frozen Yogurt Staffperson- Newton Centre & Legacy Place
Part
Time Frozen Yogurt Staffperson
For directions to apply, contact career@mountida.edu.
Sweet
Tart is seeking reliable, enthusiastic, outgoing people to work in our fun,
self serve frozen yogurt and candy shop.
Responsibilities
include cashier duties, cleaning, stocking and providing outstanding customer
service.
Applicants
must be willing to work alone and have available weekend hours.
Location: Newton Centre & Legacy Place
For directions to apply, contact career@mountida.edu.
Monday, August 18
Vet Tech job in South Boston
South Boston Animal
Hospital is seeking a hardworking, dedicated and dependable Veterinary
Technician to join our busy 3 doctor hospital in South Boston. Responsibilities
to include daily appointments, surgery and some reception duties. We offer
digital x-rays, in house labs and cold laser therapy and more. For directions to apply, contact career@mountida.edu.
Vet Tech job in Holliston
Holliston Animal
Hospital is seeking a full time experienced veterinary technician. We are a
small busy 3 doctor small animal hospital with great staff, clients and
patients. The ideal candidate will be motivated and friendly, have exceptional
communication skills, pay great attention to detail and be eager to learn.
Duties to include: interaction with clients, patients, doctors and other staff
members, client education, assistance with patient care, restraint of animals,
phlebotomy, medication administration, radiology, and surgical assistance.
Certified or experienced technician preferred however previous experience with
animals will be considered. Must be able to work a flexible schedule, including
some Saturdays. We offer competitive pay and a great benefits package
including: Health/dental insurance, paid time off and pet benefits.
For directions to apply, contact career@mountida.edu.
For directions to apply, contact career@mountida.edu.
School Age Child Care Program Media Arts Teacher and Boys Group Leader
School
Age Child Care Program Media Arts Teacher and Boys Group Leader
Job Description
Timeframe/Hours: September – June, 12-6 pm, July/August, 9:30 am – 6 pm (additional hours for trainings/meetings)
Community Art Center
has provided a second home for youth through culturally relevant after school
arts and media programs. The Art
Center is a neighborhood
institution committed to our mission to cultivate an engaged community of youth whose
powerful artistic voices transform their lives, their neighborhoods, and their
worlds. Youth
ages 5-12 participate in The School Age Child Care (SACC) Program
where they become creative problem solvers through a hands-on arts curriculum.
Focus classes and Choice classes engage all youth in the creative process. Jr.
Leadership Groups and intermediate level arts classes prepare pre-teens for
success in high school and beyond. Open all but 14 week days of the year, and
10 hours a day during school vacations and summer, our unique approach to
integrating arts and social services offers youth the opportunity to learn,
grow and achieve their full potential.
· Design and implement sequential media arts classes (graphic design, photography, video and/or music production) for a mixed-aged class of 13, 5-12 year olds which demonstrate initiative, creativity, are in line with CAC’s values and mission and that culminate in a final end of summer presentation
· Lead pre-teen boys group (13 boys ages 9-12) through active and supportive guidance and through the creation of a semester long curriculum with consistent creative and engaging daily activities
·
Provide active and supportive guidance throughout the summer and after
school hours including transitions, daily Variety Time and Homework Time
activities
Qualifications:
·
Minimum
two years teaching or direct service work with school age youth (5-12 years)
· Experience teaching pre-teens with preference given to those who have led boys-only groups
· Experience teaching the media arts with preference given to those who can teach more than one of the following mediums (video, photography, graphic design and music production)
· Demonstrated commitment to working with communities of various cultural backgrounds
· Understanding of and commitment to youth development principles
· Superior interpersonal skills
· Excellent organizational and leadership skills
· Ability to write curriculum
· Solid work ethic and attention to detail
· Proven reliability and dependability
· Ability to work independently and as part of a team
· Common sense and a sense of humor are a must
· Bilingual candidates preferred (English and: Haitian Creole and/or Spanish)
Job Description
Title: School Age Child Care Media Arts Teacher and Boys Group Leader
In
Collaboration with: Other Group Leaders, Volunteers and Visiting ArtistsTimeframe/Hours: September – June, 12-6 pm, July/August, 9:30 am – 6 pm (additional hours for trainings/meetings)
Overview
Since 1932,
the
The
Community Art Center
holds four key values at its core:
- We believe in the power of
young people
- We believe in the power of
artistic expression
- We believe in taking care
of ourselves and each other
- We believe in creating
positive change in our neighborhood and beyond
Responsibilities:
TEACHING AND YOUTH DEVELOPMENT· Design and implement sequential media arts classes (graphic design, photography, video and/or music production) for a mixed-aged class of 13, 5-12 year olds which demonstrate initiative, creativity, are in line with CAC’s values and mission and that culminate in a final end of summer presentation
· Lead pre-teen boys group (13 boys ages 9-12) through active and supportive guidance and through the creation of a semester long curriculum with consistent creative and engaging daily activities
·
Design and implement “choice classes” (one time
arts or recreation workshops) for a mixed-aged class of 13, 5-12 year olds
which demonstrate initiative, creativity and are in line with CAC’s values and
mission
·
Provide active and supportive guidance throughout the summer and after
school hours including transitions, daily Variety Time and Homework Time
activities
·
Ensure the safety of all activities and of the
overall environment both on- and off-site including field trips and full
program field trips
·
Maintain overall cleanliness of assigned classroom,
orderliness of all programmatic supplies, and consistent displays of student
artwork on classroom bulletin boards and CAC gallery space as needed
·
Serve as an advocate for youth as needed, promoting
positive relationships with families, school and other service providers
ADMINISTRATION
AND PLANNING
·
Write and submit curriculum for tribe classes and
lesson plans for choice classes (one time workshops) in a timely manner and
populate classroom bulletin boards that correspond with class content
·
Plan
supply needs and submit to administration for approval
·
Complete
and file necessary forms including discipline referrals, incident reports,
accident “ouch” reports and parent/family communication
·
Support and supervise college interns, volunteers
and teen assistants assigned to your classroom
PROGRAM
CULTURE
·
Provide an inspiring, positive, energetic, caring
and safe environment for all youth that reinforces positive social skills and
creates a healthy and fun learning environment
·
Work in collaboration with all Community Art
Center staff members,
participating in supervisory and staff meetings as needed including training
days, retreats and CPR/First Aid Certification
·
Learn and reinforce all program policies, rules,
and regulations
and respond immediately and provide follow-up to all incidents including
positive and negative behaviors, incidents and accidents based on CAC behavior
management policy
·
Support
the Art Center ’s values, mission and vision and
contribute to a positive and healthy work environment
· Experience teaching pre-teens with preference given to those who have led boys-only groups
· Experience teaching the media arts with preference given to those who can teach more than one of the following mediums (video, photography, graphic design and music production)
· Demonstrated commitment to working with communities of various cultural backgrounds
· Understanding of and commitment to youth development principles
· Superior interpersonal skills
· Excellent organizational and leadership skills
· Ability to write curriculum
· Solid work ethic and attention to detail
· Proven reliability and dependability
· Ability to work independently and as part of a team
· Common sense and a sense of humor are a must
· Bilingual candidates preferred (English and: Haitian Creole and/or Spanish)
Salary/Benefits: 40 hrs/wk (summer) – 30 hrs/wk (September), $12-$15/hour, individual
health and dental, 1 week sick/personal days, 2 weeks paid vacation
How to Apply: Please contact career@mountida.edu for directions to apply. Deadline - Friday, August 22.
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