Tutors Resume Example

• Help in classrooms to give the teachers an extra hand (change diapers, sing with the kids, play with the kids, etc.)
• Coordinate activities/ lesson plan with team teacher on activities for early preschool age children
• Teach about numbers, letters, shape, and God to early preschoolers
• Help with daily chores (laundry, trash, snack, dishes, etc..)
• Monitor play between children and discipline when necessary

• Interact with children and families in a positive, strength-based manner at all times
• Plan and facilitate a structured daily routine, offering developmentally appropriate activities and providing supportive transitions throughout the day
• Implement and document developmentally appropriate therapeutic interventions for children admitted to the Nursery, attending to needs for self-esteem building, development of healthy coping skills and emotional expression
• Care for emotional and social needs of children - rocking, holding and facilitating play
• Care for physical needs of children - feeding, toileting, dressing and bathing
• Complete intake paperwork with families and set goals on what is to be accomplished while the children are in our care

• Create Curriculum for After School Program
• Attend Home Visits for Family PRIDE program
• Help facilitate groups such as Midtown Mamas and Coffee Talk
• Attend planning meetings for After School Program
• Talk with clients as they come in and visit community center
• Help with preparation of Family PRIDE play groups and help with Family PRIDE store

• Shadow Case Workers during meetings, court hearings, and home visits
• Take notes during meetings to gain experience in the field
• Help with supervised visits
• Office Duties (filing, copying, scanning, etc.)
• Help in the recruitment of new families with volunteering at agency events and promotions

• Responsible for working with children k-5
• Helping children do their homework
• Using my imagination to come up with a variety of activities for the children
• Reporting back to the parents about their child's day

• Review the client's records to get a better understanding of the background of the client's presenting problem, their needs, and their goals.

• Work with and empower clients and their caregivers to be the experts on their own situation and for them to be able to identify strengths, outcomes, and address needs and concerns.

• Provide clients and their caregivers referrals for community resources and help assist in the access to those resources as acting as a liaison.

• Help to advocate for clients through talking to the client's medical team and ensuring that the client and their caregiver's needs are being met.

• Help to facilitate interactions amongst the client/caregiver and the members of the medical team when appropriate and empower the family to address their needs and any barriers they may be facing.

• Work with clients, caregivers, treatment teams, and referral sources to discuss and implement recommended interventions (e.g. transportation assistance, education, meal assistance, housing assistance, and crisis intervention).
• Discuss the needs of the client and caregiver with them and their medical team so that their progress can be tracked, identify any changes to be made, and identify any additional barriers or needs.

• Review the client's records to get a better understanding of the background of the client's presenting problem, their needs, and their goals.
• Work with and empower clients and their caregivers to be the experts on their own situation and for them to be able to identify strengths, outcomes, and address needs and concerns.
• Provide clients and their caregivers referrals for community resources and help assist in the access to those resources as acting as a liaison.
• Help to advocate for clients through talking to the client's medical team and ensuring that the client and their caregiver's needs are being met.
• Help to facilitate interactions amongst the client/caregiver and the members of the medical team when appropriate and empower the family to address their needs and any barriers they may be facing.
• Work with clients, caregivers, treatment teams, and referral sources to discuss and implement recommended interventions (e.g.
• Transportation assistance, education, meal assistance, housing assistance, and crisis intervention).
• Discuss the needs of the client and caregiver with them and their medical team so that their progress can be tracked, identify any changes to be made, and identify any additional barriers or needs.
• Document an individual's case and identify goals, strengths, resources, barriers, and their progress.

• Interact with children and families in a positive, strength-based manner at all times.
• Plan and facilitate a structured daily routine, offering developmentally appropriate activities and providing supportive transitions throughout the day.
• Implement and document developmentally appropriate therapeutic interventions for children admitted to the Nursery, attending to needs for self-esteem building, development of healthy coping skills and emotional expression.
• Care for emotional and social needs of children - rocking, holding and facilitating play.
• Care for physical needs of children - feeding, toileting, dressing and bathing.

• Help in classrooms to give the teachers an extra hand (change diapers, sing with the kids, play with the kids, etc.).
• Coordinate activities/ lesson plan with team teacher on activities for early preschool age children.
• Teach about numbers, letters, shape, and God to early preschoolers.
• Help with daily chores (laundry, trash, snack, dishes, etc..).
• Monitor play between children and discipline when necessary.

• Using my imagination to come up with a variety of activities for the children.
• Reporting back to the parents about their child's day Experience (Unpaid).

• Shadow Case Workers during meetings, court hearings, and home visits.
• Take notes during meetings to gain experience in the field.
• Help with supervised visits.
• Office Duties (filing, copying, scanning, etc.).
• Help in the recruitment of new families with volunteering at agency events and promotions.

• Create Curriculum for After School Program.
• Attend Home Visits for the Family PRIDE program.
• Help facilitate groups such as Midtown Mamas and Coffee Talk.
• Attend planning meetings for After School Program.
• Talk with clients as they come in and visit the community center.
• Help with preparation of Family PRIDE play groups and help with Family PRIDE store.

• Review the client's records to get a better understanding of the background of the client's presenting problem, their needs, and their goals.
• Work with and empower clients and their caregivers to be the experts on their own situation and for them to be able to identify strengths, outcomes, and address needs and concerns.
• Provide clients and their caregivers referrals for community resources and help assist in the access to those resources as acting as a liaison.
• Help to advocate for clients through talking to the client's medical team and ensuring that the client and their caregiver's needs are being met.
• Help to facilitate interactions amongst the client/caregiver and the members of the medical team when appropriate and empower the family to address their needs and any barriers they may be facing.
• Work with clients, caregivers, treatment teams, and referral sources to discuss and implement recommended interventions (e.g.
• Transportation assistance, education, meal assistance, housing assistance, and crisis intervention).
• Discuss the needs of the client and caregiver with them and their medical team so that their progress can be tracked, identify any changes to be made, and identify any additional barriers or needs.
• Document an individual's case and identify goals, strengths, resources, barriers, and their progress.