University Settlement Society of New York

Substitute ESOL Teacher - Adult L (55745)

NEW YORK, NYPosted a month ago

Job summary

  • Job post source

    This job is directly from University Settlement Society of New York

  • Job overview

    The Substitute ESOL Teacher role involves teaching English to adult immigrant learners to support their educational and career goals within the University Settlement's Adult Literacy Program.

  • Responsibilities and impact

    The teacher will conduct in-person ESOL classes as needed, follow lesson plans and materials, maintain attendance records, respond promptly to communications, complete timesheets, and attend required professional development.

  • Experience and skills

    Candidates must have a B.A. in TESOL, English, or a related field or TESOL certificate, with at least two years of experience teaching ESOL/ESL to adults and familiarity with online teaching tools like Zoom and G Suite.

  • Work environment and culture

    The organization values diversity and inclusion, supporting a broadly diverse team and equal employment opportunities.

  • Company information

    University Settlement Society of New York is a historic social justice institution and the first settlement house in the nation, serving immigrant adults with literacy and counseling programs.

  • Job location and travel

    The job involves in-person teaching in New York City with a flexible, as-needed substitute schedule.

  • Unique job features

    This is a per diem substitute position requiring availability on an as-needed basis, with a focus on supporting immigrant adult learners through structured ESOL instruction.

Company overview

University Settlement Society of New York is a pioneering social service organization established in 1886, dedicated to improving the lives of low-income families and individuals in New York City. They offer a wide range of programs including education, housing assistance, mental health services, and community development initiatives. The organization generates revenue through a combination of government grants, private donations, and fundraising events. Historically significant, University Settlement was the first settlement house in the United States, setting a precedent for social work and community support services nationwide.

How to land this job

  • Tailor your resume to highlight your TESOL or English degree and your two years of experience teaching ESOL to adult learners, emphasizing your ability to adapt lesson plans and manage in-person classes effectively.

  • Showcase your proficiency with online teaching tools such as Zoom and G Suite, as this role requires experience with virtual instruction alongside in-person teaching.

  • Apply through multiple platforms including the University Settlement Society of New York's official career page and LinkedIn to maximize your application visibility.

  • Connect on LinkedIn with current educators or supervisors in the Adult Literacy Program at University Settlement Society of New York, using ice breakers like commenting on their commitment to social justice or asking about their experiences supporting immigrant adult learners.

  • Optimize your resume for ATS by incorporating keywords from the job description such as 'ESOL teaching,' 'adult learners,' 'lesson planning,' 'Zoom,' 'G Suite,' and 'professional development' to ensure it passes initial screenings.

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