Special Education Specialist (Night Shift)

Job Title

This job is fully remote! Clear and excellent English communication skills required. A recorded self-interview is required to apply for this role, apply only if you are willing to accomplish the self-interview.

Lead tutor onboarding and ongoing coaching so K–12 students—including those with IEPs/504s—receive high-quality, data-driven instruction.

What You'll Do

• Onboard tutors: Prepare them for the first session, show them how to navigate curriculum/assessments, review Learning Plans (LPs).
• Coach SPED strategies: Autism, ADHD, ELL, behavior supports; implement IEP/504 accommodations.
• Build resources: SPED Toolkit, sample lessons, planning templates, progress-monitoring tools; champion UDL, RTI/MTSS, multisensory instruction.
• Run PD & coaching: Monthly drop-ins/webinars; observe → feedback → reflect; celebrate wins (shoutouts, certificates).
• Enable edtech: Jamboard, Flip, Blooket, Boom Cards, ReadWorks; create one-pagers and short video how-tos; manage a Virtual Resource Hub.
• Support systems: FAQ/troubleshooting; streamlined check-ins with tutors/families/schools.
• Quality assurance: Review lesson plans for standards & IEP alignment; model demo lessons (Gradual Release: I Do → We Do → You Do).
• Data & goals: Use TME assessments for baseline → mastery; set goals with tutors and track progress.

Qualifications

Required

• Bachelor's in Special Education (or related) and 3+ years K–12 SPED (teacher, case manager, interventionist).
• Proven coaching/PD facilitation; clear written and verbal communication.
• Expertise in UDL, RTI/MTSS, SEL, accommodations/modifications, and behavior supports.
• Data-literate; proficient with Google Workspace/Zoom and listed edtech tools.

Preferred

• State SPED certification and/or Master's; experience with ELL, OASIS, trauma-informed and culturally responsive practices.