Instructional Aide II / Education Coordinator
Company: Fresno American Indian Health Project
Location: Fresno
Posted on: February 15, 2026
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Job Description:
Job Description Job Description Position Summary: The
Instructional Aide II/Education Coordinator supports the
educational and developmental needs of Native American youth from
grades K-12 within the Fresno American Indian Health Project Youth
Services Department. This position involves administrative
responsibilities including planning and developing new programs,
activities, curriculum, and projects to meet the American Indian
Education Center (AIEC) program goals and objectives. Direct
service responsibilities include providing instructional services
and academic assistance to students in Math, English, History,
Science, and other subjects required for graduation from elementary
and secondary schools. Additionally, this person will work closely
with the program manager and other instructional aides to create a
supportive and cohesive learning environment. The ideal candidate
will have experience in working with the Native American Community
and/or other minority groups. Essential Duties, Functions &
Responsibilities: Provide academic assistance to assigned students
from 9:30 AM - 6:30 PM, either in a group or individually, in
specific subject matters including Math, English, history, science
and other subjects. Assist in the development and implementation of
educational programs and activities that address emerging
educational and cultural needs within the community. Conduct
regular assessments to evaluate student progress and identify areas
needing improvement; adjust instruction and support accordingly.
Provide mentoring and guidance to students in goal setting, career
planning, and post-secondary education opportunities. Organize and
facilitate community events, workshops, and seminars that promote
educational and cultural enrichment. Develop partnerships with
local school districts, organizations, and higher educational
institutions to support program objectives and student
opportunities. Assist in preparing reports and documentation
related to student performance, program effectiveness, and other
relevant metrics. Develop and distribute informational materials
for parents/guardians to help them support their child’s
educational journey Develop and integrate cultural activities and
projects that celebrate Native American heritage and traditions
into the curriculum. Coordinate with cultural leaders to include
traditional knowledge and practices in educational content and
activities. Conduct community outreach to promote AIEC services.
Utilize educational technology tools and platforms to enhance
instructional effectiveness and student engagement. Assist in
managing and maintaining educational resources, supplies, and
equipment. Update confidential student files and records, ensuring
that ethical and legal guidelines are maintained. Research and
select learning materials, textbooks, software, and equipment to
facilitate tutoring; may design specific handout, study, and
related materials. Transport students to and from youth programming
as needed. Participates in the planning process and implementation
of an offsite week-long, cultural and ceremonial teen youth camp.
(Gathering of Native Americans), annually. Location is to be
determined. Participates in the planning process and implementation
of a week-long on-site cultural program for younger youth (Cub
Gathering of Native Americans) Stay informed about educational best
practices and resources that benefit Native American students. Act
as a liaison between the organization, the school, and the Native
American community to ensure effective collaboration. Other
job-related duties as assigned as needed to fulfill the mission of
the organization. Creates an effective environment for learning
through functional examples MINIMUM REQUIREMENTS EDUCATION:
Associate’s Degree in Education, Early Childhood Education, Native
American Studies, Psychology, Sociology, Social Work, or other
related field. EXPERIENCE: Previous experience working with Native
American youth or within a Native American community is preferred.
Demonstrated experience as a tutor, instructional aide, or
educator. Understanding and appreciation of Native American
cultures, traditions, and values. LICENSE/CERTIFICATIONS: Required
active CA driver’s license A clear background check, drug screen,
and a negative TB test are required for employment. FAIHP offers a
robust benefits package that includes: Health Insurance Dental
Insurance Vision Life Insurance 403(b) retirement Vacation Sick 16
paid holidays per year
Keywords: Fresno American Indian Health Project, Fresno , Instructional Aide II / Education Coordinator, Education / Teaching , Fresno, California
