CDOC State Teacher I: Achieving Academic Success Instructor (Buena Vista) at State of Colorado — Applications Closed

Job Description

CDOC State Teacher I: Achieving Academic Success Instructor (Buena Vista) is listed by State of Colorado. The State of Colorado is hiring a CDOC State Teacher I to perform as an Reaching Academic Achievement Instructor in Chaffee County, Colorado.

This role centers on providing academic instruction to incarcerated people, helping them attain educational milestones and arrange for thriving reentry. As piece of the Colorado Department of Corrections (CDOC), you’ll contribute to a rehabilitative environment that emphasizes skill-building and personal growth.

This post is perfect for educators who are committed to public solution and wish to form a tangible difference in the lives of students within the correctional system.

The State of Colorado presents a supportive operate culture with prospects for profession advancement, finalize upsides. The chance to be portion of a crew dedicated to reliable and streamlined state offering.

Qualification

To qualify for the CDOC State Teacher I position, applicants must encounter the educational and background needs specified by the Colorado Department of Corrections. A sound Colorado teaching license or the aptitude to obtain one is generally needed, along with expertise in adult education or a related field.

• Possess a legitimate Colorado teaching license or be eligible to obtain one.

• Bachelor's degree in education or a related field from an accredited institution.

• Know-how teaching adult learners or in a correctional setting preferred.

• Expertise of instructional strategies for diverse learning wants.

• Capacity to develop and implement lesson schemes aligned with state standards.

• Strong communication and interpersonal abilities.

• Commitment to the rehabilitative mission of the CDOC.

• Must pass a background review and gather CDOC employment standards.

Duties & Responsibilities

• Provide academic instruction to incarcerated people in subjects such as math, reading, and life expertise.

• Grow and carry out individualized education blueprints (IEPs) for students.

• Assess student progress and adjust teaching ways accordingly.

• Hold correct records of student attendance, grades, and achievements.

• Collaborate with other instructors and correctional staff to support student accomplishment.

• Get ready students for high school equivalency exams (e.g., GED) and other certifications.

• Supports a positive and respectful learning environment within the correctional facility.

• Participate in skilled development and training opportunities.

Conditions & Requirements

• Must be a U.S. Citizen or cleared to function in the United States.

• Aptitude to pass a criminal background inspect and security clearance.

• Willingness to perform in a correctional facility environment.

• Compliance with CDOC policies and procedures.

• May call for occasional travel within the state for training or meetings.

Benefits

• Distinctive career advancement chances throughout the state system.

• Robust, protected, yet versatile retirement advantages covering PERA Defined Benefit Blueprint or PERA Defined Contribution Strategy plus 401K and 457 schemes.

• Medical and dental health blueprints.

• Brief and lengthy term disability coverage.

• Paid life insurance.

• Paid holidays per year plus vacation and sick exit.

• Wellness plan, tuition reimbursement, training openings and more.

How You Will Be Evaluated

• Submission examine to make sure minimum qualifications are met.

• Supplemental questions may be applied to assess applicable background and competencies.

• Qualified applicants may be invited for an meeting.

• Reference verifies and background investigation.

• Last picking set on overall qualifications and suitable for the role.

Required Documents

• Wrapped up online application through the formal application portal.

• Responses to supplemental questions (if relevant).

• Resume detailing relevant expertise and education.

• Copy of sound Colorado teaching license (if on offer).

• Transcripts from accredited institutions (unofficial accepted for submission).

• Any additional documents specified in the position announcement.

How to Apply

• To apply for the CDOC State Teacher I role, stop by the authorized State of Colorado professions portal on the formal submission portal. Build an account or to your current account. Finish the online submission form and reply all supplemental questions accurately. Attach the called for documents, such as your resume, teaching license, and transcripts. Review your application for completeness and submit it befor…

Additional Information

• This post is full-time and located in Chaffee County, Colorado.

• The pay variety is $6,022 - $9,636 per year, commensurate with know-how and qualifications.

• The State of Colorado is an equal prospect employer.

• Veterans and people with disabilities are encouraged to put in.

• For questions about the submission workflow, contact the State of Colorado HR department.

• This announcement may be employed to fill multiple vacancies.

• Candidates must be willing to undergo a background verify and drug screening if needed.

• The position may be subject to a probationary period.

About Company

The State of Colorado is a public employer dedicated to serving the citizens of Colorado through effective and efficient public sector operations. With a focus on buyer solution and innovation, state employees operate across various departments to hand over vital solutions, covering education, public safety, and corrections.

The Colorado Department of Corrections (CDOC) is a key agency within the state, responsible for the custody, care, and rehabilitation of incarcerated people.

By joining the CDOC as a State Teacher I, you turn into section of a group that values education as a instrument for cutting recidivism and boosting public safety.

The State of Colorado gives a supportive function environment with competitive gains and prospects for expert increase, making it an attractive employer for those committed to public service.

FAQs

Q: What is the principal concentrate of the Reaching Academic Success Instructor role? A: The main center is to provide academic instruction to incarcerated people, helping them attain educational milestones such as high school equivalency and life expertise, which backs their rehabilitation and successful reentry into society. Q: Do I demand a teaching license to apply for this post? A: Yes, a sound Colorado teaching license or the ability to obtain one is normally needed. Applicants without a license may still put in if they can demonstrate eligibility to obtain one before beginning the role. Q: What sort of advantages does the State of Colorado present for this role? A: Advantages include retirement schemes through PERA, medical and dental insurance, disability coverage, paid life insurance, 11 paid holidays, vacation and sick exit, wellness programs, tuition reimbursement, and training prospects. Q: Is this role based in a correctional facility? A: Yes, the role is set in a correctional facility in Chaffee County, Colorado. Instructors work right away with incarcerated students in a structured environment. Q: How are applicants evaluated for this role? A: Applicants are evaluated through a assess of their submission and supplemental questions, followed by interviews and reference inspects. A background investigation is also conducted before last picking.