Humanities coordinator vs english as a second language teacher

Differences between humanities coordinator and english as a second language teacher duties and responsibilities

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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English as a second language teacher example responsibilities.

• Manage all lesson planning, and develop school's curriculum on U.S. cultural, literature and government.
• Highly-Qualify and experience English as a second language specialist that is capable of teaching and managing international adult students.
• Test all non-naturalize students for the ESOL program.
• Align curriculum with school wide goals and WIDA standards.
• Boost cultural awareness by incorporating children's literature from cultures around the world.
• Conduct conversation classes for ESOL beginners, all of whom are from low-income families.
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