MSW Fieldwork Interns gain hands-on teaching experience in a supportive environment, working with students. Interns receive real-time feedback and guidance, learn to differentiate instruction to meet diverse student needs, and practice classroom management, data collection, and progress monitoring.
Substitute Teaching Assistants are primarily responsible for engagement and group management of their assigned class of students throughout the day. Permanent substitutes may be required to fill in at alternate campuses on occasion.
The GO summer internship is an opportunity for high school students to develop leadership skills while working with GO Project students in academic and enrichment classes. During the 5-week GO Summer program, interns will support instruction in one of our K – 7th-grade classrooms under the guidance of a Head Teacher and Enrichment Teacher.
Teaching Assistants are primarily responsible for engagement and group management of their class of students throughout the day.
Student teachers and Field Work Interns are responsible for supporting group instruction and the Head Teacher throughout our Monday-Friday Summer program.
The Program Assistant supports day-to-day campus operations, administration, and program coordination. The ideal candidate will be a proactive communicator and highly organized.
The Family Engagement Health Associate will work to ensure students and families are successfully participating in the program this summer.
The Campus Operations Coordinator will support the program operations for one of the GO Project campuses, which includes site supervision, managing student breakfast and lunch, and providing site operational leadership.
The GO Project is seeking Success Coaches to be integral members of the Campus Leadership Teams and support youths’ social-emotional well-being and empower GO staff to create positive learning environments through proactively addressing various student learning and behavioral challenges.
The GO Project seeks engaging enrichment teachers for our five-week summer program. The enrichment classes offered to GO Project students in the summer provide an opportunity for students to interact with each other and explore their own talents.
GO works to ensure families with children struggling in New York City public schools receive access to comprehensive and effective resources to help their child thrive.
