CECO Instructor (OETC)

King County's Department of Community and Human Services (DCHS) provides equitable opportunities for people to be healthy, happy, and connected to community.

This position is part of the Children, Youth and Young Adults (CYYA) division of DCHS and provides curriculum design, and basic skills instruction for out-of-school youth enrolled in at Center for Education and Career Opportunity (CECO) at Shoreline Community College. CECO is a re-engagement school that serves students who have dropped out of high school and supports them to and through a college education, tuition free. CECO students are disproportionately low income and/or youth of color. These are the same groups that show statistically lower success rates in traditional education and are increasingly under-represented throughout traditional academia and are increasingly under-represented moving up the education-attainment ladder (i.e.: attaining post-secondary credentials). CECO has more than twenty-five years of experience successfully serving these under-served, under-represented students.

We are looking for a strong instructor who can work with 16–21-year-old students, who can implement relationship-building strategies and brings a thorough understanding of Equity Social Justice to continue the successful tradition of supporting students toward their academic and other goals.