Board of Elections Instructional
Coaches
McGraw Hill Book Editors Reading
Tutors
RETIRED MATH TEACHERS FOR OSU
Posted 11/2/2009
The coordinator of varsity student-athletes at OSU needs two retired math
teachers who can work 25-35 hours a week. These student-athletes generally
need tutoring in pre-algebra and algebra every day between 7:30 am and 3:30
pm. Pay is $12- $14 per hour with no benefits. The location is 350 Younkin
Success Center, 1640 Neil Avenue. For more information (before December 15),
contact Ruth Staveley Bolzenius, PhD., Academic Resources Coordinator,
Student-Athlete Support Services, The Ohio State University, 614-292-7088 or
BolseniusR@buckeyes.ath.ohio-state.edu
I am one of two recruiters for Central
Ohio Transit Authority (COTA)
and currently we are in growth mode. Every 5 weeks we hire anywhere from 6 -
12 new Bus Operators. There is an 8-week paid training that they must go
through if the position is offered, but we host informational sessions a few
times a month to discuss the entire
process (Commercial
Driver License, pay rate, schedule (very strict), benefits, etc.) If
you know of anyone who may be interested in employment with COTA please have
them contact me.
Holly R. Hill
Human Resources Administrator
Central Ohio Transit Authority
1600 McKinley Avenue
Columbus, Ohio 43222
Ph: (614)
275-5826
Fax: (614)
275-5898
hillhr@cota.com
RETIRED TEACHERS NEEDED
Posted 8/16/2008 Updated 2/4/2009
Please keep
spreading the word------we like to have great candidates available, and we
still need science specific for high school!
John Dean
Grant Facilitator,
Columbus Coaching Project
Educational Service
Center of Central Ohio
470 Glenmont Ave.
• Columbus, OH 43214
Ph. 614.573.1572
Attention
With the merger of
Franklin, Delaware and Union county's educational service centers to
create the ESC of Central Ohio, our e-mail domain changed to escco.org.
My new e-mail address is:
john.dean@escco.org
We have
moved from 58 to 80+ schools and need more Instructional Coaches. The focus
of the grant has changed to target specifically classroom instruction,
assisting teachers in their classrooms, planning their lessons, asking
reflective questions, and examining their own practice.
This involves instructional coaching of
teachers in the Columbus City School system for either 15 hours a week if
you work at 1 school or 30 hours per week if you work at 2 schools and
carries no benefits.
The Columbus Coaching Project, with
Instructional Coaches in Columbus' lowest-performing schools, is fully in
place for the next school year (2008-2009). We are taking applications and
answering questions about the coaching initiative, which is assisting and
supporting Columbus teachers, and helping interpret data and planning
classroom strategies for improvement based on data provided by the OAT's,
and quarterly benchmarks. Remember, we are looking predominantly for retired
teachers/educators who will work at least 3 days a week for
$20 to 35 an hour as independent
contractors. We are looking for personable people who have great people
skills as well as the ability to assist teachers specifically in reading and
math literacy.
Posted 8/6/08
McGraw-Hill Learning Group in Columbus is
growing its Easton and Polaris facilities. We currently have strong interest
in former teachers who may still be interested in career opportunities with
us. Our facility in Columbus specializes in publishing text books for students
K-12 in the areas of Math, Science, Social Studies, Language, and Reading.
Our working environment is state of the art.
We offer flexible hours with most of our teachers working about 35-37 hours
per week. These are day time positions with excellent compensation and
benefits.
Most positions would have to do with content
management and editing of the books within the specific subject areas. We use
Microsoft software products in these efforts so familiarization with these
systems are helpful.
All interested parties should contact Ernie
Sullivan, Consultant for McGraw-Hill
,
at 614-258-7815 or via email at
elsulllivan1@msn.com for initial phone screening process.
The next step in the process will be for you to go to our
career sight and complete a profile. After completing the profile you will be
contacted by Andrea Quillin.
Once we get that you will be invited into our facility where all information
will be covered.
Here are the instructions
for the candidates to create a profile in our Applicant Tracking System
(STAR):
Go to
www.mcgraw-hill.com/careers
Under Job Search, select
"USA/Canada" (make sure pop-up blockers are set to low or turned off)
Click "Sign In" on the
right hand side of the screen
Click "New User"
Click "I Accept" and
"Continue"
Create a username and
password and follow the prompts
FRANKLIN COUNTY BOARD OF
ELECTIONS
Election
officials needed for the next Elections
Democrats, Republicans and
Independents may serve
When
you apply put the code FCRT on
your application under agency.
Precinct
Election Official Application
Contact for training info, precinct
available and pay.
280 E. Broad Street, Room 100, Columbus, Ohio 43215
The
number to call if you're interested in working is
614-462-5393
The
web address to apply online is:
http://vote.franklincountyohio.gov
Precinct Election Officials (poll
workers) get paid
at least $120.00
to work Election Day.
You
will also get paid to attend a mandatory training class (rates vary according
to position) and participate in hands-on instruction.
More than 5,000 poll
workers are needed on Election Day in Franklin County. The Board of Elections
is presently searching for poll workers to staff the next election.
You must be a
registered Franklin County voter and have transportation to the polls to be eligible.
We
need your help!
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