We are seeking Academic Tutor s to work with our neurodiverse youth clients!

LDAPR is seeking enthusiastic, talented educators, who love children and teaching to provide academic support to neurodiverse children and youth! You are passionate about working one-on-one with students in the in either the primary, junior or intermediate grades at the elementary level or have experience with tutoring Math and English at the secondary level. You are also well versed in working with youth with learning differences. You will be delivering tutoring services that are in line with the Ontario curriculum, implementing individualized learning strategies, and providing modifications and accommodations. LDAPR provides a reliable, predictable and inclusive environment where our tutors understand the importance of therapeutic rapport and consistency in the success of our students.

Position Responsibilities Deliver engaging, supportive one-on-one tutoring (in-person primarily with occasional virtual sessions available), working with children kindergarten to grade 8 with learning differences/disabilities current tutoring frameworks are Jump Math and Reading Rocks

Delivering engaging, supportive one-on-one tutoring to secondary students in English and/or math with youth with learning differences

With the Program Coordinator, review the learning needs and strategies for each student.

Capably address challenging behaviour in youth students with learning differences/disabilities

Engage and support other tutors delivering the programs

Engage individual students during sessions in an engaging, caring manner

Communicate when required with families/caregivers of youth clients in a respectful, collaborative manner

Assess the progress of individual tutoring students and the program overallSkills and experience B. Ed. or equivalent education and experience, with elementary Ontario curriculum knowledge

Fluency in written and spoken English is required for this position

Experience working with elementary aged youth with learning differences required

Experiences with Math and/or English at the secondary level

One-on-one tutoring experience required

Strong knowledge of teaching strategies for reading, spelling, and math for children with learning differences

Experience dealing with challenging behaviour in students with learning differences/disabilities

Experience assessing student learning performance and challenges

Experience with Reading Rocks and Jump Math programs a big asset

Love of working with children, especially those who think differently, a necessity

Creativity, independent worker with team spirit

Standard computer/tech skills

Nonprofit experience is considered an asset

Willingness to work flexible hours outside of usual business hours, as tutoring will be taking place during after school hours or potentially on weekendsHours: This is a part-time position. Tutors must be available for a minimum of 4/hours per week between the hours of 4:00pm 8:00pm.

Pay Scale: This position pays $2 3 -$ 2 7/ hour , dependent upon experience

Location: This position will be delivered in-person from both LDAPR's office' in Brampton and Mississauga (Major Intersections: Chinguacousy Rd/Williams PKWY in Brampton and Eglington/Fairwind Dr. in Mississauga) with some limited opportunity for virtual work when necessary.

At LDAPR, we offer a flexible, progressive working environment and provide staff training and opportunities for career growth. We welcome applicants who think outside the box and are innovative and creative! We will be providing training for the candidates chosen for this position and there is the opportunity to grow and expand this program.

LDAPR values inclusivity and diversity in the workplace and is committed to building an organization that reflects the diversity of the communities we serve. We welcome and encourage applications from Indigenous peoples, racialized persons/persons of colour, persons with disabilities, women, LGBTQ2S persons, and others with the skills and knowledge to productively engage with diverse communities.

Please submit your resume and a personal cover letter stating why you think you are the best person for this position to Tiffany Blundon, LDAPR's Program Manager at tiffany@ldapr.ca by 4:00pm on Monday, November 11, 2024

If you are looking at this position's responsibilities and the skills required and you think you are perfect for this job except you are missing one element, APPLY!

Due to the volume of resumes we receive for job postings, only successful candidates will be contacted.

No phone calls, please. We appreciate your understanding and cooperation.

Please note: The successful candidate will be required to obtain a satisfactory Vulnerable Sector Check through their local police department.