Salish Kootenai College

General Summary: In accordance with the SKC Mission Statement, the Infant/Toddler Lead Teacher’s basic function is to provide safe and healthy learning environments and interactions for children enrolled in the Salish Kootenai College Early Learning Center.  The Lead Infant/Toddler Teacher will support the learning of children through collaboration with parents, staff members, and other teachers at the Early Learning Center.  The Toddler Lead Teacher will develop weekly lesson plans, implement activities, observe children’s progress, and document findings in accordance with Center curriculum and assessment policies. This is a 9.5-month position with 12-month benefits including health insurance, life insurance and retirement.  The Early Learning Center closes during the summer and the work schedule follows the academic schedule.  Therefore, the job is full time on a 9.5-month schedule. There are a number of paid holidays during the year and full-time employees can take up to 6...

General Summary The Early Learning Assistant performs a variety of duties at our center that could include reading, sitting, playing, eating with children, helping in the nap room, in the classroom and playground. Other duties may include household and kitchen duties such as laundry, general cleaning of space, prepping materials, and assisting in the kitchen as needed. The position is under supervision of the Director and Assistant Director. The employee will be required to follow licensing health and safety requirements. Qualifications specific to this position: 18 years of age or older. Associate’s Degree in Early Childhood Education , P-3 or Elementary Education 1 year documented experience working with birth to 5 years (preferred) General qualifications: Must pass Montana State Mandated Criminal Record Check including fingerprinting and state mandated background check. Must have current or be willing to obtain Adult and Pediatric First Aid/CPR/AED training...

General Summary   The SKC Loan Officer/Financial Aid Assistant serves two primary duties: Direct Loan Processing and Recording   - help students obtain financial assistance from the direct loan services provided by the Department of Education Federal Direct Student Loans. This position will be responsible for all loan application processing for Subsidized Loans, Unsubsidized loans and providing accurate and current Loan Counseling and financial literacy for students. The loan officer will be responsible for maintaining loan application files in compliance with the Federal Direct Loan Rules and Regulations and the policies and procedures of Salish Kootenai College; calculating student eligibility and packaging accurate calculations, maintaining reconciliation and closeout figurations with Salish Kootenai College Business Office and Department of Education. Financial Aid Assistant   – provide student with related information, respond to concerns, solve technical...

Position is a part time, 14 hours per week position. This position is responsible for clinical instruction. This position requires the instructor to keep current on evidence-based approach to skills; and provide a learning environment that allows students to meet the educational outcomes of the BSN Nursing Program. To achieve these outcomes, faculty and students form a partnership in an atmosphere of stewardship and mutual respect. Major Duties and Responsibilities Clinical Instruction Maintain ongoing and collaborative work relationships with nursing clinical level leads, faculty members, clinical facilities, students, and close communication with the Program Director. Effectively communicate clinical guidelines and procedures to students. Support student learning throughout the clinical learning experience by maintaining open and professional communication with students and clinical preceptors. Maintain communication with students regarding their clinical project...

The Department of Academic Success is primarily responsible for overseeing the coordination and implementation of student supports that promote academic success, retention/persistence initiatives, and community education programming. The Director of Academic Success supervises, directs, and manages DAS personnel, grants, and programs that support a variety of student services and adult/community education programs. These services and programs include but are not limited to: Academic Success course and workshop offerings Developmental Studies programming College placement exams Campus wide tutoring services Continuing Education (CEU) Program High School Equivalency Program (Hi-SET) GEAR UP First Year Services Community outreach, engagement, and service programming Retention and Persistence support services and outreach Supporting EMSA Grant writing and implementation for relevant support/services The Director also supervises the Assistant Director, who...