English language assistant vs humanities coordinator

Differences between english language assistant and humanities coordinator duties and responsibilities

English language assistant example responsibilities.

• Lead weekly courses for co-workers wanting to learn English as a second language and/or assist with test preparations for English-language certifications.
• Design extracurricular ESL curriculum and lead classes.
• Used knowledge of native language in helping students and ESL teachers to improve speaking and written skills.
• Develop lesson plans and co-taught with different levels of students and teachers.
• Develop English-language games and worksheets for Spanish-speaking students.
• Conduct research and create visually dynamic PowerPoint presentations.
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Humanities coordinator example responsibilities.

• Manage and coordinate the workload of the release team members and are responsible for organizing and hosting all production release windows.
• Work with programming team to connect HRIS backend to recruitment website.
• Process worker's compensation claims, FMLA and short term disability paperwork.
• Provide accurate and timely IRB correspondence and written reports as required by IRB action, policy and regulations.
• Coordinate and maintain the pool of research participants for the department while maintaining confidentiality, privacy and HIPAA standards.
• Develop and design various educational projects for open house and IRB web-site for continuing education.
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