Marg Career Library - Postsecondary Teaching Assistants

Overview:

Assist faculty or other instructional staff in postsecondary institutions by performing instructional support activities, such as developing teaching materials, leading discussion groups, preparing and giving examinations, and grading examinations or papers.

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Career Path:

Need to earn an associate's degree in education, assistant teaching, or a related subject like elementary education. Then after complete an internship as a teacher's assistant and clear the teacher eligibility test (TET). And apply for teacher's assistant license.

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Job Opportunities:

Assistant Teacher
Educational Assistant
Instructional Assistant/Aide
Paraeducator
Paraprofessional (Para-pro) Educator/Teacher
Teacher’s Aide

Job Responsibilities:

Request or acquire materials required for classes.
Tell teachers of mistakes or issues with tasks.
Show undergrad level courses.
Meet with chiefs to talk about understudies' grades or to finish required grade-related administrative work.
Illuminate understudies of the methods for finishing and submitting class work, for example, lab reports.
Return tasks to understudies as per set up cutoff times.
Guide or coach understudies who need extra guidance.
Timetable and keep up with standard available time to meet with understudies.
Duplicate and disseminate study hall materials.
Plan or delegate assessments.
Foster educating materials, for example, schedules, visual guides, answer keys, advantageous notes, or course Web locales.