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Community Education Assistant
Location
United States
Posted
60 days ago
Salary
$23 - $45 / hour
Seniority
Mid Level
No structured requirement data.
Job Description
Community Education Assistant
UCSF
Please note: this will be for a duration through June 15, 2026; possible extension. 32-40 hours per week; will require work in Los Angeles area (Compton), Monterey or Bay Area. Must have Mandarin and/or Cantonese language fluency. Uses professional community educational program concepts to support delivery of standardized educational and volunteer educational programs for the Multitudes early literacy initiative. Applies established procedures and protocols to assist with program implementation needs that are limited in scope. Follows standard practices in collecting and organizing participant data, supporting program delivery, and assisting with outreach to Mandarin/Cantonese-speaking communities. Receives detailed instructions on all assignments.
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