After School Program Mentors ("ASPs") are responsible for leading students in fun, engaging, and developmentally aligned after-school programming that provides daily academic, recreation, and enrichment activities for Transitional Kindergarten (TK)—8th-grade students.
This is a part-time, school-site-based position with daily afternoon hours, approximately 23 hours per week (MON/TUES/THURS/FRI: Dismissal/1:45 - 6 pm, WEDS: Dismissal/12:45 - 6 pm).
Responsibilities
- Monitors students’ arrival and departure to the out-of-school time.
- Tracks student attendance with appropriate student attendance programs.
- Plan, organize, and implement a variety of creative indoor activities and team sports, including mindfulness, and study habits programs.
- Supervise assigned students to ensure that they are safest all times and that the program operates according to the daily schedule in an organized and effective manner
- Oversee academic, homework, and enrichment activities
- Support student snack and supper program data tracking
- Travel to staff meetings, school meetings, and training as scheduled and required
- Other duties, as assigned by the supervisor
Work Schedule:
- Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, Friday: 1:45–6:10 p.m.
- Wednesday: 12:45–6:00 p.m
- High school diploma (AA degree or at least two years of college coursework preferred)
- Experience working with school-aged children in an academic or recreational setting
- Strong communication skills, both oral and written.
- Extensive knowledge of age-appropriate classroom and behavior management skills and age-appropriate activities
- Plan and facilitate fun engaging activities indoors and outdoors
- Lead groups of students in activities while placing a high priority on safety
- Work independently and collaborate effectively with teachers, parents, and students
- Passion for working with youth
- Fluency in a second language preferred (Spanish and Korean as high-priority languages)
Skills Required
- High school diploma
- AA degree or at least two years of college coursework
- Experience working with school-aged children in an academic or recreational setting
- Strong oral and written communication skills
- Extensive knowledge of age-appropriate classroom and behavior management skills
- Ability to plan and facilitate engaging indoor and outdoor activities
- Ability to lead groups of students with a high priority on safety
- Ability to work independently and collaborate effectively with teachers, parents, and students
- Passion for working with youth
- Fluency in a second language (Spanish or Korean high-priority)
What We Do
Citizens of the World Charter Schools Los Angeles (CWC LA) is a network of community-based public charter schools. Its mission is to create an intimate network of high-achieving schools for a diverse community of students, developing their abilities, confidence, and sense of responsibility for themselves and their community as true citizens of the world, while providing free, public, community-based schools that reflect the diversity of their surrounding neighborhoods.
