Jobs at MATT Construction

This part-time STEM tutor role involves providing personalized one-on-one in-home instruction to students in the Ridgewood, New Jersey area. The tutor supports learners across various math and science subjects, tailoring sessions to individual needs while also fostering executive functioning skills like time management. Key responsibilities include maintaining a consistent weekly schedule, submitting session reports, and building trusting relationships with students and families. The position is appealing due to its flexible scheduling, the opportunity to make a meaningful impact on students' lives, and the support of an established organization that handles all student matching and coordination. The role requires reliable transportation for travel to student homes and a background in STEM education.

The Program Leader role supports the Community Youth Center of San Francisco in delivering an elementary summer program for transitional kindergarten through fifth-grade students. The position involves supervising groups of 10 to 20 children, planning enrichment curriculum activities in literacy, math, and STEM, and managing daily academic and recreational schedules. Key responsibilities include implementing behavioral management plans, fostering social-emotional learning, and collaborating with teachers and families to support student growth. This temporary summer position offers the opportunity to work in-person at an elementary school site within a mission-driven environment focused on empowering diverse youth. The role appeals to candidates passionate about youth development who value a collaborative culture and the chance to serve as a positive mentor and role model.

This full-time Early Childhood Teacher role supports 3-5 year old children within a preschool program, collaborating closely with a Special Education Teacher to deliver inclusive education. Key responsibilities include developing and implementing lesson plans that foster literacy, math, and social skills, while ensuring a safe and clean learning environment. The position involves managing daily routines, maintaining positive discipline, and communicating regularly with parents and the student support team. The role appeals to educators seeking a collaborative culture where professional development is encouraged. It requires an on-site presence and the ability to assist with physical care tasks.

This full-time Middle School Special Education Teacher role serves 6th through 8th-grade students within the Mastery Schools network, a public charter organization dedicated to equity and student success. The position involves delivering research-based interventions in reading, math, and writing while collaborating with grade-level teams to analyze data and adjust instruction for diverse learners. Key responsibilities include implementing rigorous lesson plans, monitoring student progress through IEPs, and maintaining strong communication with families. The role is appealing due to a supportive culture that values continuous improvement, frequent professional development, and teacher coaching. It offers a collaborative environment focused on maximizing student time in general education settings and provides opportunities for career growth within a mission-driven team.

This full-time Secondary Intervention Teacher role serves 9th through 12th-grade students within Mastery Schools, a public charter network dedicated to equity and student success. The position focuses on delivering research-based academic interventions in reading, math, and writing for diverse learners, including those with individualized education plans. Key responsibilities include implementing rigorous lesson plans, analyzing student assessment data to drive instruction, and collaborating with grade-level teams and families to support academic growth. The role appeals to educators seeking a mission-driven environment that values continuous improvement, offering extensive professional development, coaching, and a supportive culture that celebrates honesty and humor. The position is based on-site at network campuses in Philadelphia and Camden.

This full-time Elementary Special Education Teacher role serves K-6th grade students within the Mastery Schools network, a public charter system dedicated to equity and student success. The position focuses on delivering research-based interventions in reading, math, and writing while collaborating with grade-level teams to analyze data and adjust instruction for diverse learners. Key responsibilities include implementing rigorous lesson plans, monitoring student progress through IEPs, and maintaining strong communication with families. The role offers a supportive culture that values continuous improvement, featuring frequent professional development, teacher coaching, and embedded skill-building opportunities. Teachers work on-site across the network's campuses in Philadelphia and Camden, contributing to a mission-driven environment where maximizing student inclusion in general education settings is a priority.

This full-time entry-level role places candidates as City Year AmeriCorps members dedicated to supporting student success in elementary, middle, and high schools. The position involves coaching students one-on-one and in small groups to improve literacy, math skills, and attendance while collaborating with teachers to manage classroom behavior and monitor academic progress. Members also lead after-school programs and school-wide initiatives to foster engagement and leadership. The role is appealing for its focus on personal growth, community impact, and professional development through extensive training and career partnerships. It offers a supportive environment with health benefits, a living stipend, and eligibility for federal education awards, serving as a full-time commitment within the school setting.

This full-time entry-level role places individuals as City Year AmeriCorps members to support student success in elementary, middle, and high schools. The position focuses on coaching and mentoring students to improve academic performance, attendance, and behavior through one-on-one support, small group instruction, and collaboration with teachers. Key responsibilities include developing literacy and math skills, implementing behavior management systems, and leading after-school enrichment programs. The role offers a unique opportunity for personal growth and community impact within a supportive team environment. Participants receive comprehensive training, health benefits, a living stipend, and access to federal education awards and loan forgiveness programs. This position is designed for recent graduates or young adults seeking to build their careers while making a tangible difference in education.

This full-time entry-level AmeriCorps role places members in schools to serve as student success coaches and mentors for elementary, middle, and high school students. The position focuses on supporting academic achievement, improving attendance, and fostering positive behaviors through one-on-one coaching, small group instruction, and collaboration with teachers on classroom management. Key responsibilities include developing literacy and math skills, monitoring individual student progress, and leading whole-school initiatives such as after-school programs and student engagement events. The role offers a supportive environment with comprehensive training, health benefits, and a living stipend. It is particularly appealing for individuals seeking personal growth, community impact, and access to federal education awards and loan forgiveness programs while working in a collaborative team setting.

This full-time entry-level role places individuals as City Year AmeriCorps members to support student success in elementary, middle, and high schools. The position involves coaching students one-on-one or in small groups to improve literacy, math skills, attendance, and behavior while collaborating with teachers on classroom instruction and data monitoring. Members also lead after-school programs and school-wide initiatives to foster engagement. The role is appealing for its focus on personal growth, community impact, and professional development through extensive training and career partnerships. It offers a comprehensive benefits package including health insurance, a living stipend, and eligibility for federal education awards and loan forgiveness programs. The position requires a commitment to serve in a school setting with potential relocation support.

This full-time entry-level AmeriCorps role places members in schools to serve as academic tutors and mentors for elementary, middle, and high school students. The position focuses on coaching students to improve academic performance, attendance, and behavior through one-on-one support, small group instruction, and collaboration with teachers. Key responsibilities include developing literacy and math skills, implementing behavior management systems, and leading after-school enrichment programs. The role offers a supportive environment with comprehensive training, health benefits, and a living stipend. It is particularly appealing for individuals seeking personal growth, community impact, and access to educational benefits such as the Segal AmeriCorps Education Award and loan forgiveness opportunities.

This full-time entry-level AmeriCorps role places members in schools to serve as academic tutors and mentors for elementary, middle, and high school students. The position focuses on coaching individuals and small groups to improve literacy, math skills, attendance, and behavior while collaborating with teachers on classroom instruction and whole-school initiatives. Responsibilities include monitoring student progress, leading after-school enrichment programs, and fostering a supportive learning environment. The role offers a unique opportunity for personal growth and community impact, supported by comprehensive training, health benefits, and a living stipend. Members also gain access to federal education awards, loan forgiveness opportunities, and career development partnerships, making it an ideal path for those dedicated to educational equity and youth development.

This full-time entry-level AmeriCorps role places members in schools to serve as academic tutors and mentors for elementary, middle, and high school students. The position focuses on coaching students to improve academic performance, attendance, and behavior through one-on-one support, small group instruction, and collaboration with teachers. Key responsibilities include developing literacy and math skills, implementing behavior management systems, and leading after-school enrichment programs. The role offers a supportive training environment, comprehensive health benefits, and a living stipend. It is particularly appealing for individuals seeking personal growth, community impact, and access to federal education awards and loan forgiveness programs while working in a collaborative team setting.

This full-time entry-level AmeriCorps role places members in schools to serve as academic tutors and mentors for elementary through high school students. The position focuses on coaching students to improve academic performance, attendance, and behavior through one-on-one support, small group instruction, and collaboration with teachers. Key responsibilities include developing literacy and math activities, monitoring individual student progress, and leading whole-school initiatives such as after-school programs and student clubs. The role offers a supportive environment with comprehensive training, health insurance, and a living stipend. It is particularly appealing for those seeking personal growth, community impact, and access to federal benefits like the Segal AmeriCorps Education Award and student loan forgiveness opportunities.

This full-time entry-level AmeriCorps role places members in schools to serve as academic tutors and mentors for elementary, middle, and high school students. The position focuses on coaching individuals and small groups to improve literacy, math skills, attendance, and behavior while collaborating with teachers on classroom instruction and whole-school initiatives. Responsibilities include monitoring student progress, leading after-school enrichment programs, and fostering a safe learning environment. The role offers a supportive culture with comprehensive training, health insurance, and a living stipend. It provides significant professional growth through career partnerships, scholarships, and eligibility for the Segal AmeriCorps Education Award, making it an ideal opportunity for recent graduates to build their careers while serving their communities.

This full-time entry-level role places individuals as City Year AmeriCorps members to support student success within local schools. The position involves coaching and mentoring elementary through high school students to improve academic performance, attendance, and behavior. Key responsibilities include providing one-on-one and small group instruction in literacy and math, collaborating with teachers on classroom management, and leading after-school enrichment programs. The role is appealing for its focus on personal growth and community impact, offering comprehensive training, health benefits, and eligibility for the Segal AmeriCorps Education Award. Members work on-site in school environments and are eligible for loan forgiveness programs and career development partnerships.

This full-time entry-level role places individuals as City Year AmeriCorps members to support student success in elementary, middle, and high schools. The position involves coaching students one-on-one and in small groups to improve literacy, math skills, attendance, and behavior while collaborating with teachers on classroom instruction and data monitoring. Members also lead whole-school initiatives such as after-school programs, homework support, and student engagement events. The role is appealing for its focus on personal growth, community impact, and professional development through extensive training and mentorship. Participants receive a living stipend, comprehensive health benefits, and access to federal education awards and loan forgiveness programs. The position requires a commitment to serve in a school setting, with relocation support available for eligible candidates.

This full-time entry-level role places individuals as City Year AmeriCorps members to support student success in elementary, middle, and high schools. The position focuses on coaching and mentoring students to improve academic performance, attendance, and behavior through one-on-one support, small group instruction, and collaboration with teachers. Key responsibilities include developing literacy and math skills, implementing behavior management systems, and leading after-school enrichment programs. The role offers a unique opportunity for personal growth and community impact within a supportive team environment. Participants receive comprehensive training, health benefits, a living stipend, and access to federal education awards and loan forgiveness programs. This position is based in school settings and is designed for U.S. citizens or permanent residents aged 17 to 25.

This full-time entry-level AmeriCorps role places members in schools to serve as academic tutors and mentors for elementary, middle, and high school students. The position focuses on coaching students to improve academic performance, attendance, and behavior through one-on-one support, small group instruction, and collaboration with teachers. Key responsibilities include developing literacy and math skills, implementing behavior management systems, and leading after-school enrichment programs. The role offers a supportive training environment, comprehensive health benefits, and a living stipend. It is particularly appealing for individuals seeking personal growth, community impact, and access to federal education awards and loan forgiveness programs while working in a collaborative school setting.

This full-time entry-level role places individuals as City Year AmeriCorps members to support student success in elementary, middle, and high schools. The position focuses on coaching and mentoring students to improve academic performance, attendance, and behavior through one-on-one support, small group activities, and collaboration with teachers. Key responsibilities include developing literacy and math skills, implementing behavior management systems, and leading whole-school initiatives such as after-school programs and student clubs. The role is appealing for its mission-driven culture that empowers young adults to make a tangible community impact while receiving comprehensive training. Participants benefit from a living stipend, health insurance, and access to federal education awards and loan forgiveness programs. The position is based on-site within partner schools and is open to U.S. citizens or permanent residents aged 17 to 25.

This full-time entry-level role places individuals as City Year AmeriCorps members to support student success in elementary, middle, and high schools. The position focuses on coaching and mentoring students through one-on-one interactions, small group literacy and math activities, and behavior management strategies. Key responsibilities include collaborating with teachers to monitor individual progress, leading after-school enrichment programs, and fostering a safe classroom environment. The role appeals to those seeking personal growth and community impact, offering comprehensive training, health insurance, and access to the Segal AmeriCorps Education Award. Members also benefit from loan forbearance opportunities and career partnerships, working within a supportive team structure to help students thrive academically and socially.

This full-time entry-level AmeriCorps role places members in schools to serve as academic tutors and mentors for elementary, middle, and high school students. The position focuses on coaching individuals and small groups to improve literacy, math skills, attendance, and behavior while collaborating with teachers to support whole-class instruction and school-wide initiatives. Key responsibilities include monitoring student progress, facilitating after-school programs, and creating engaging learning environments. The role is appealing for its mission-driven culture that empowers young adults to make a tangible community impact while receiving comprehensive training. Participants benefit from health insurance, a living stipend, and access to federal education awards and loan forgiveness programs. The position is based on-site within partner schools and requires U.S. citizenship or permanent residency.