University of Vermont Health Network·Montpelier, Vermont
Sign Language Instructors provide instruction to children/students who are Deaf, Hard of Hearing, or hearing but utilize sign language. They work with families or staff in various settings, including homes and schools.
UVMMC - In State Remote Worker
111 Colchester Ave., Burlington Vermont
Department: CHT/VTEHDI/DHHDB Educ Svc Prog
Standard Hours: 20
Biweekly Scheduled Hours: 40
Shift: Day
Variable - Variable
Weekend Needs: None
Min $20.84 Mid $26.05 Max $31.26
Recruiter: Kate Davies
Sign Language Instructors provide sign language instruction to children/students who are either Deaf, Hard of Hearing or hearing but utilize sign language to communicate.
Instructors work with families or staff and peers in their homes or in school/childcare settings.
Sign language instruction services are included in a child’s One Plan or 504/IEP.
Services will be provided in person in Vermont.
Coverage area will be White River Jct. to Brattleboro.
High School Diploma or Equivalent: ASL fluency
Candidates must have a High School Diploma or equivalent and fluency in ASL. Experience teaching sign language and working with children, families, and teachers is also required.
Market context
Classroom teacher roles in Vermont often draw candidates with experience supporting students with emotional, social, and behavioral challenges, and schools may prioritize applicants who already hold, or are working toward, the needed teaching credentials. These roles can be competitive because districts look for classroom management skills, flexibility, and readiness to work within a full benefits package that may include tuition reimbursement and on-the-job training. Review the AI-summarized requirements and benefits here to quickly compare fit against the original posting and decide whether to apply.
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