Hiring Now: Virtual Teacher for Deaf and Hard of Hearing New

Posted 2025-08-04
Remote, USA Full Time Immediate Start

Position at a Glance:

  • Start Date: Immediate openings available
  • Compensation: a competitive salary
  • Location: Remote
  • Company: Pathremotenetwfh
  • Position: Virtual Teacher For Deaf And Hard Of Hearing New York - Work From Home

 


 

Virtual Teacher for Deaf and Hard of Hearing – New York Location: Remote (New York-based candidates preferred... Type: Part-Time Description: We are seeking a Virtual Teacher for Deaf and Hard of Hearing students in New York. This role involves delivering specialized instruction tailored to individual needs in an online environment. Responsibilities: • Develop and implement engaging lesson plans that are tailored to the needs of deaf and hard of hearing students. • Utilize adaptive and assistive technologies to enhance learning and accessibility for students in a virtual setting. • Conduct virtual classroom sessions, providing direct instruction, support, and feedback to students. • Monitor and assess student progress through online assessments and assignments, providing timely feedback and grades. • Collaborate with other educators, parents, and specialists to create and implement individualized education plans (IEPs). • Address any challenges or barriers to learning that students may encounter in the virtual environment. • Organize and facilitate virtual parent-teacher conferences and meetings to discuss student progress and goals. Requirements: • NY State Teaching Certification for Deaf Education. • Master’s degree in Deaf Education or a related field. • Minimum 2 years of experience teaching deaf and hard of hearing students in a school setting. • Proficiency in remote teaching tools and technologies. How to Apply: Email your resume and current certification to anna.horne@vocovision.com if interested Apply Job!

 

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