CPDLF continuously collects applications for Test Administrators/Proctors to administer PSSA, Keystone, and WIDA assessments, on an as needed basis. Applicants must be willing and able to travel across the state of PA and have the ability to work both independently and within a team. Ideal candidates possess effective communication skills and are highly responsible, self-motivated and organized.
To be considered to proctor for the WIDA, a qualified candidate would possess an active and update to date certification to conduct the WIDA Screener and WIDA Access.
A background in public education is preferred. Ideal for retired educators! Please submit a Letter of Interest indicating your qualifications for this position. Please also upload any and all relevant certifications. You may be asked to provide more information upon review of your Letter of Interest.
Acceptable PA State Police, Child Abuse, FBI Clearances, and Act 168 forms required to be hired. CPDLF is an Equal Opportunity Employer.
Applications will be reviewed on an ongoing basis.
Skills Required
- Willingness and ability to travel across Pennsylvania
- Ability to work independently and as part of a team
- Effective communication skills
- Responsible, self-motivated, and organized work style
- Current WIDA Screener and WIDA ACCESS certification for WIDA proctoring
- Acceptable Pennsylvania State Police, Child Abuse, and FBI clearances
- Completed Act 168 forms
- Background in public education
What We Do
Central Pennsylvania Digital Learning Foundation (CPDLF) is a tuition-free, online K-12 public cyber charter school approved by the Pennsylvania Department of Education, serving students across the entire state. Funded through local school district dollars, CPDLF offers flexible, customizable, student-centered cyber education delivered asynchronously through certified teachers and caring Learning Guides, with education, technology, and internet access provided at no cost to families. Headquartered in Duncansville, PA, it has delivered personalized online learning for more than 20 years and serves roughly 200-230 students statewide.
