Happy Hall Schools·Millbrae, California
The After School Teacher creates a safe and engaging environment for students from TK through 8th grade. Responsibilities include leading enrichment activities, providing homework support, and fostering positive relationships with students and families.
The After School Teacher at Strata Learning helps create a safe, engaging, and enriching environment where children continue learning, building relationships, and exploring new interests beyond the school day. Through hands-on enrichment, outdoor play, homework support, collaborative projects, and meaningful connections, our educators help children develop confidence, independence, and lifelong skills.
Strata After School serves students in Transitional Kindergarten through 8th grade at all five Millbrae public schools: Green Hills Elementary School Lomita Park Elementary School Meadows Elementary School Spring Valley Elementary School Taylor Middle School
We're looking for energetic, dependable individuals who enjoy working with children and want to make a positive impact every day. Whether you're studying education, child development, psychology, recreation, or simply love working with kids, this is an opportunity to gain valuable experience while being part of a supportive team that values collaboration, creativity, and strong relationships.
Why You'll Love Working at Strata Learning Make a positive impact in children's lives every day.
Gain valuable experience in education, child development, and youth leadership.
Join a supportive team that values collaboration, respect, and professional growth.
Build skills that prepare you for careers in education and related fields.
Opportunities to grow within Strata Learning.
Part-Time Schedule Approximately 20 hours per week Typically 4 hours per day, Monday through Friday Shifts are generally scheduled between 1:00 PM and 6:00 PM, depending on school dismissal times and program needs No nights, weekends, or major holidays Additional hours may be available during school breaks and summer camps
Benefits: Paid sick leave 401(k) retirement plan Paid training and ongoing professional development
Key Responsibilities Supervise and ensure the safety and well-being of children at all times.
Lead engaging games, enrichment activities, arts and crafts, STEM projects, sports, and other enrichment experiences.
Support students with homework and encourage academic success.
Foster a positive, inclusive environment where every child feels welcome and valued.
Build positive relationships with children, families, school staff, and teammates.
Maintain organized, clean, and welcoming program spaces.
Model professionalism, teamwork, and positive behavior.
Minimum Requirements Must be at least 18 years of age or a high school graduate.
Experience working with children through schools, childcare, camps, tutoring, coaching, recreation, or volunteer programs is preferred, but not required.
Reliable with excellent attendance and consistent punctuality.
Strong communication and interpersonal skills.
Ability to work collaboratively as part of a team.
A positive attitude and enthusiasm for working with children.
Additional Requirements Successful fingerprint background clearance. Health screening. Proof of required immunizations and TB clearance.
Candidates must be at least 18 years old or a high school graduate and pass a background check and health screening. Previous experience working with children is preferred but not required.
Market context
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