UNIVERSITY ACADEMY

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UNIVERSITY ACADEMY, operating within the Higher Education industry, is currently seeking qualified individuals to join their team. With a company size of 2-10 employees, UNIVERSITY ACADEMY is offering opportunities for dedicated educators. UNIVERSITY ACADEMY currently has three open positions: * **9-12 ELA Teacher:** This on-site position requires providing effective instruction to upper school students in English Language Arts. Responsibilities include lesson planning, classroom management, student assessment, and fostering a conducive learning environment. Candidates must have a Bachelor’s degree and hold or be eligible for a Missouri Teaching Certificate. The starting salary is $50,000 and up, dependent on experience. Benefits include a Retirement Program, Health, Dental, and Life Insurance. * **K-2 INSTRUCTIONAL SUPPORT:** This on-site role focuses on supporting K-2 students in reading and math. The Reading and Math Intervention Teacher will provide direct instruction to students individually or in small groups. The role includes planning and implementing research-based instructional strategies and communicating with students, teachers, and parents. A valid Elementary Teaching Certificate including Kindergarten through 2nd Grades is required. A Reading Endorsement or Masters in Reading is preferred but not required. Benefits include a Retirement Program, Health, Dental, Vision, and Life Insurance. * **Grades 2-8 Advanced Studies Teacher:** This on-site position involves designing and delivering high-quality instruction for gifted and high-ability learners in grades 2-8. Responsibilities include designing engaging lessons, supporting students' social-emotional needs, and collaborating with teachers and administrators. A Bachelor’s degree in Education or a related field and a valid teaching certification are required. Experience working with high-ability or gifted students is also required. A Gifted Education endorsement or coursework is preferred. Benefits include a Retirement Program, Health, Dental, and Life Insurance. Salary is dependent on qualifications. The roles require proficiency in several areas. The 9-12 ELA Teacher should be familiar with Effective Instruction, Classroom Management, Curriculum Development, Student Assessment, Communication Skills, Collaboration, Behavior Management, and Professional Development. The K-2 INSTRUCTIONAL SUPPORT position requires skills in Reading Instruction, Math Instruction, Assessment Data, Lesson Planning, Differentiated Instruction, Parent Communication, Data Collection, Classroom Support, Research-Based Strategies, Student Evaluation, Small Group Instruction, Instructional Strategies, Technology Use, Student Identification, Academic Support, and Communication Skills. The Grades 2-8 Advanced Studies Teacher should have a strong understanding of Instruction, Student Support, Collaboration, Data Analysis, Curriculum Development, Communication, Differentiation, Enrichment, Acceleration, Critical Thinking, Social-Emotional Support, Problem-Solving, Creativity, Independent Inquiry, Organizational Skills, and Growth Mindset. All three positions require on-site presence. 1. **What benefits are offered to employees at UNIVERSITY ACADEMY?** Benefits for the 9-12 ELA Teacher and Grades 2-8 Advanced Studies Teacher include a Retirement Program, Health, Dental, and Life Insurance. The K-2 INSTRUCTIONAL SUPPORT position includes a Retirement Program, Health, Dental, Vision, and Life Insurance. 2. **What are the minimum qualifications for the 9-12 ELA Teacher position?** A Bachelor’s Degree is required, along with holding or eligibility for a Missouri Teaching Certificate. A degree in the area of major study is also required. 3. **What are the required qualifications for the K-2 INSTRUCTIONAL SUPPORT position?** A valid Elementary Teaching Certificate that includes Kindergarten through 2nd Grades is required. 4. **What is the starting salary for the 9-12 ELA Teacher position?** The starting salary is $50,000 and up, dependent on experience. 5. **What are the responsibilities of the Grades 2-8 Advanced Studies Teacher?** The Advanced Studies Teacher is responsible for designing and delivering high-quality instruction that challenges and supports gifted and high-ability learners, assisting with gifted identification processes, and collaborating with classroom teachers.