The Literacy Council of Alaska is looking for a part-time instructor to assist our students in studying for their high school equivalency test and adult students in need of math tutoring. This position will take place in study hall working one-on-one or in small groups with students. The instructor  will use AEFLA standards to assist our students with securing employment, further education, or training.  Our ideal candidate is an experienced teacher or tutor with a flexible mindset. This position will have the opportunity to assist students in person and online.

The Literacy Council of Alaska is looking for an ELL Program Director to lead the English Language Learners program. Our ideal candidate is an experienced ELL educator, who is culturally responsive with a welcoming attitude and has a deep commitment to diversity, equity, and inclusion.

You will act as an educational leader responsible for the direction and daily operations of the English Language Learner (ELL) program for adult ELLs in the Interior and the North Slope. This includes planning annual programming, choosing curricula for group classes and tutoring sessions, staff and volunteer training and management, as well as community outreach.

You will have the opportunity to advocate for and implement programs that create positive impacts on the lives of adult ELLs, create strong connections with community partners, and contribute to the mission of literacy for all. This grant-funded position is eligible for a flexible work style, allowing for in-office and remote options, with approval from the Executive Director.  Some evening and weekend hours will be required.

The Literacy Council of Alaska is looking for an Adult Education Instructor for Rural Students to teach our program’s adult basic education and high school equivalency (GED) rural students in the Interior and North Slope regions, providing mostly remote adult basic education and high school equivalency (GED) instruction. At the Literacy Council of Alaska, we not only offer tutoring for our students, but we also work to improve their lives, create community, and be positive mentors. Our ideal candidate is knowledgeable about Native Alaskan cultures and has experience with reading instruction. This role requires a creative approach to educating that is culturally responsive, while also ensuring students meet learning milestones. On-the-job training is available for candidates who are not prepared to teach all subjects required, with thorough training at the start.

While traveling, the Rural Student Instructor may work outside normal business hours and work more hours than usual.