Educational Interpreter, (Spreckels) Special Education PC# 621
Monterey County Office of EducationHighlight
Summary
About the Role
About You
- High school diploma or equivalent.
- Minimum score of 4.0 on the Educational Interpreter Performance Assessment (EIPA) or equivalent assessments.
- Sign Language Interpreter Certification or equivalent.
- California Driver's License with evidence of insurability.
- First Aid and CPR Certification within six months of employment.
- Experience working with hearing impaired individuals.
- Coursework in education, psychology, child development, or Early Childhood Education.
- Knowledge of Deaf Culture and assistive listening devices.
- Bachelor of Arts or Sciences Degree.
- Emergency 30-Day Substitute Teaching Permit or Teaching Credential.
Benefits
- Full-time employment with a structured work schedule of M - F; 6.5 hours/day; 183 days/year.
- Opportunity to work in a supportive educational environment.
It takes more than books and classrooms to provide children with a good education. It takes educators who are willing to invest themselves in our children's future. Like any other large organization, our schools require business, financial, professional development and technological resources to operate efficiently and effectively. That's where MCOE comes in. Established more than 150 years ago by California's Constitution, MCOE provides vital resources to support the county's 24 school districts, two community colleges, and state university. Together, we work to give all of Monterey County's students, from pre-school through post-secondary, the tools they need to succeed in life. MCOE ensures that all Monterey County school districts are fiscally responsible, providing financial oversight, accounting and payroll services, and other tools to ensure financial stability. It would not be cost effective for each school district alone to acquire the many services needed to operate. That's why MCOE is the districts' single source for an array of business, technology, professional development, credentialing, education, teacher recruitment, and support services. MCOE provides teacher, administrator, and instructional support services to improve teaching and learning in the classroom and increase achievement for all students. MCOE also serves as the connection between our schools and the state and federal governments. Every year new laws are passed, new programs are mandated, and old programs are phased out. MCOE monitors changes in legislation and offers its staff as a resource to inform and train district administrators so that they stay current with changing laws that affect education. Monterey County is a region of great demographic, economic, and cultural diversity. These forces create communities with unique needs. By looking at critical issues and sharing resources, the dedicated professionals of the Monterey County Office of Education work to address these needs.