MOUNTAIN AREA — California Teaching Fellows Foundation (CTFF) has immediate openings and is now hiring college students to work in K-12 youth programs. The job positions available are part time and offer competitive wages.
Becoming a Teaching Fellow is a one of a kind experience that allows college students to share their passions and inspire youth in before and after school programs. In the program, Teaching Fellows build leadership and management skills while being a part of a fun, energetic, and interactive team. With CTFF, there is always opportunity for growth and professional development.
For the current school year, CTFF is hiring for local school sites such as: North Fork Elementary, Oakhurst Elementary, Raymond Knowles Elementary, Hillside Elementary, and Spring Valley School K-8. To be eligible, candidates must have a passion for youth and our community, be enrolled in a minimum of six college course units, be in good academic standing, and be able to lead academic and enrichment classes in a classroom setting.
To apply or for more information, call (559) 224-9200 or visit www.ctff.us
California Teaching Fellows Foundation is a 501(c)3 non-profit organization that strives to inspire next generation leaders with a passion for teaching and learning while impacting the lives of youth. Since 1999, California Teaching Fellows Foundation has partnered with local school districts across the four counties of Merced, Madera, Fresno and Tulare to staff and operate over 250 after school and summer learning programs. With nearly 2,000 diverse and first-generation college students, California Teaching Fellows Foundation serves over 30,000 K-12 students daily and is the largest employer of youth in the area.
