Top Entry Level Edtech Jobs

The Educational Assistant supports students with disabilities in academics and behavior under licensed staff guidance. Responsibilities include instructional support, data collection, assistance with daily living, and ensuring a safe learning environment.

Provide administrative and fiscal support to the Chief Operating Officer and library system: coordinate purchasing, track grants and expenditures, assist with accounts payable and payroll tasks, manage scheduling and event/travel arrangements, support facilities work orders, maintain vendor and records, and apply basic project management to system initiatives.

Provide front-desk and administrative support for the main office, greeting visitors, answering phones, coordinating and scheduling substitute teachers, processing mail and work permits, maintaining field trip records, supporting events and projects, and assisting the Principal and Vice Principals as directed.

Manage daily student attendance processes, maintain accurate records in PowerSchool, follow up on unexplained absences, produce attendance reports, identify chronic patterns, contact families and staff, support attendance interventions and meetings, and protect student confidentiality.

Teach computer science and information technology using hands-on, project-based curriculum. Cover cybersecurity and AI fundamentals, prepare students for industry certifications and postsecondary pathways, maintain equipment, liaise with industry partners, support student job placement, and participate in marketing and advisory activities.

Guide prospective students through admissions from inquiry to enrollment via phone, email, and meetings. Evaluate eligibility, set appointments, assist with applications, track documentation, meet outreach and conversion KPIs, and support recruitment events.

Temporary full-time role assisting the IT department with managing Excel files, performing mail merges, handling large datasets across multiple screens, and supporting data-related tasks. Requires organization and multitasking; position runs until mid-January or possibly longer.

Attend a 3-day, all-expenses-paid conference for undergraduates interested in design and related fields. Learn about UI/UX and product development, hear from industry leaders, participate in networking and one-on-one sessions, and engage with peers. Virtual sessions on April 5 and 12; in-person day in NYC on April 19. Applications due February 16, 2025.

Provide clerical and instructional support for Adult Education & Literacy: organize materials, track inventory, proctor assessments, maintain records and certifications, assist student retention efforts, attend trainings, and record hours in the electronic timecard system. Part-time up to 19 hours/week.

Lead three summer theater tech and set design camps: teach campers set building, props, costumes, and backstage production; manage materials, tools, safety, lighting, set changes, tech rehearsals, and coordinate with Musical Theater staff to support performances.