Program Assistant (American sign language Must)

22nd Century Technologies, Inc.
$32.50/Hour without benefits
United States, New Jersey, Hamilton Township
May 29, 2025
Title: Program Assistant (American sign language Must) Duration: 1 Month Working Hours: 8:30 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. - lunch period: 1 Hour (Unpaid) Pay rate: 32.50 /hr w2 Job Description: Support the professional development of American Sign Language (ASL) Deaf Language. Associates (DLA) by providing guidance, experience, and fostering community connections. Responsible for the day-to-day functioning and administration of ASL DLAs. Assist in developing and refinement of the program schedule, implementation of standard practices, and enforcement of communication protocols during business hours. Conduct reviews of weekly reports, providing feedback and offering guidance on alternative strategies for the ASL DLAs to support children's targeted language goals. Assist in the assessment of matching children with ASL DLAs. Facilitate the scheduling and coordination of meetings between ASL DLAs and the Program Coordinator. Ensure the seamless execution and coordination of program objectives. Manage inquiries and email correspondence on regular basis. Collaborate in scheduling and preparing agendas and materials for team meetings. Design engaging activities and processes, to assist ASL DLAs in facilitating language acquisition. Develop general resource guides and educational materials for ASL DLAs, families, and the educational team. Offer regular coaching and support to ASL DLAs. Compile and maintain a list of educational resources and language-focused activities for ASL DLAs, families, and the educational team. Provide suggestions for visual aids in educational and home settings to enhance language learning. Provide ongoing support and maintain program continuity in the absence of the coordinator. Collaborate with and maintain positive relationships with invested partners and vendors. Assist in the onboarding of new ASL DLAs. Assist in the coordination of parent support group. Required Skills: Fluency in American sign language (ASL) and a strong understanding of Deaf culture. Demonstrated experience working with children. Excellent communication and interpersonal skills. Ability to work collaboratively in a diverse environment. Transportation required for travel to various locations.