arc After School and Experiential Education·San Diego, California
The Inclusion Aide supports students with diverse learning and behavioral needs to ensure their full participation in expanded learning programs. Responsibilities include providing individualized academic support, promoting positive behavior, and ensuring student safety through active supervision.
Candidates must have experience working with youth, 48 college units or an academic proficiency exam, and current CPR/First Aid certification. Preferred qualifications include RBT certification and familiarity with Applied Behavior Analysis principles.
Market context
In California, Behavioral Support Aide roles are typically in demand in school and youth-serving settings, especially when teams need support for behavior plans and classroom participation. These positions can be competitive because employers often look for youth experience, 48 college units or an academic proficiency exam, current CPR/First Aid, and may prefer RBT certification or ABA familiarity. Review the AI-summarized requirements and benefits on this platform to quickly confirm fit and save time before applying.
Specialized Instructor
Youth Program Leader - South Central
Substitute Program Leader