Tutor coordinator vs after school program coordinator

Differences between tutor coordinator and after school program coordinator duties and responsibilities

Tutor coordinator example responsibilities.

• Manage a phonetic/whole language curriculum for middle/high school students with various learning differences.
• Tutor both ESL and non-ESL students in writing, grammar and essay structure.
• Act as liaison between student clients and tutors and assist them with problem solving and study skills.
• Tutor marginalized elementary school children in reading, comprehension and mathematics
• Prepare daily lesson plans with interactive teaching tools and instruct physical therapy students participating in an intensive gross anatomy summer course.
• Design and implement lessons focuse on fluency, comprehension, vocabulary, and phonemic awareness.

After school program coordinator example responsibilities.

• Manage security and access policies base upon operational need-to-know and DOD regulations and requirements
• Coordinate teams of students in preparing for competitions involving the use of mathematics and science knowledge.
• Maintain and gather day-to-day statistical data for reporting and planning purposes to meet Medicaid and educational guidelines.
• Evaluate clinical documentation and maintain case files to ensure compliance with Medicaid guidelines along with agency standards.
• Used platforms like SharePoint and AccuTrack to facilitate appointment creation, appointment cancellations, and provide detail information about appointment availability.
• Initiate PMO process improvements for best practices and operational efficiency.
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