Life Skills Teaching Assistant

Job Description

Looking for a meaningful part‑time role while in college? Join our College Experience Program and help support students with developmental disabilities as they build independence, confidence, and life skills.

This is more than a job—it’s a chance to make a direct impact while gaining hands‑on experience in education, human services, psychology, or social work.

• Teaching students how to navigate public transportation (CDTA bus system).
• Supporting cooking classes and helping students learn kitchen safety and basic skills.
• Assisting with menu planning and healthy meal preparation.
• Supporting additional life‑skills classes as assigned.
• Completing basic documentation, billing, and class‑related tracking.
• Assisting with student assessments and progress tracking.

You’ll work closely with the Academic Coordinator to build your schedule and provide meaningful support to students both on campus and in residential settings.

• Flexible, part‑time hours around your class schedule.
• Hands‑on experience for education, psychology, social work, or human services majors.
• Resume‑building experience working with individuals with disabilities.
• Opportunity to make a real difference in students’ lives.

• Active, hands‑on role (walking, standing, assisting with activities) [Life Skill... description | Word].
• Work in both classroom and community environments.
• Supportive, mission‑driven team environment.

This role is designed for current college students who are passionate about helping others.

• Currently enrolled in college (at least 2 years of coursework completed).
• Valid driver’s license and access to a vehicle.
• Experience working with individuals with disabilities.

• Strong communication and interpersonal skills.
• Ability to manage small groups and engage students.
• Problem‑solving mindset and adaptability.

Hourly wage: $17.75