Definition Uses the collaborative tutoring model and advises students attending a SUSD middle or high school with a focus on preparing students for academic success and college.
Tasks
Tutorial Training (Required) provided by district
Tutor students in regular, curriculum classes such as language arts, math, science, reading and social studies and assists them with class assignments and facilitates student collaboration.
Assists students in methods of developing and increasing their self-esteem by using positive reinforcement. Encourage students to participate in school extra-curricular activities.
Collaborates with other Tutor/Advisors and the supervisor to plan training programs for parents in areas such as public speaking, communicating with the child and developing positive self-esteem.
Serves as a school liaison and resource to parents and community.
Monitors the attendance of students. Advise students regarding attendance.
Compiles a report to include time spent tutoring and advising students for the Supervisor.
Coordinates with teachers to determine the academic needs of students.
Physical Requirements Work is performed in an indoor environment.
Qualifications
High School or equivalent, and college student in good standing or college graduate.
Arizona IVP Fingerprint Clearance Card
Hourly Pay: $16.50
Application Procedure:
Apply online
Sunnyside Unified School District is the second largest school district in Tucson, Arizona, serving approximately 14,000 students. Sunnyside covers 93.6 square miles and serves the southern part of the City of Tucson and areas adjacent in Pima County, including the San Xavier Reservation.
Sunnyside was established in 1921 and serves families with children from birth to grade 12. The nationally recognized Ocotillo Early Learning Center is the District’s high quality, developmentally appropriate early childhood center serving children ages birth to five of all abilities in an inclusive, nurturing, stimulating environment.
