Migrant Program Specialist, Migrant Education PC #230 at Monterey County Office Of Education

Under the direction of the Coordinator/Administrator, the Migrant Education Program Specialist is responsible for providing training for instructional and support service staff, and in cooperation with classroom teachers, provides supplemental instruction to assigned migrant students.

Required Qualifications: Education and Experience: California Teaching Credential authorizing services within the K-12 public school system; Minimum of three years classroom teaching and/or counseling experience; Bilingual/biliterate in English and the dominant

Initial placement up to 20 years of creditable experience may be accepted upon verification. Master’s Degree – $2,000 annual stipend Doctorate Degree – $3,000 annual stipend

Knowledge of: Technology programs and data entry Understand and relate to the needs of migrant students and parents Knowledge of instructional material and teaching methodology; that best meets the needs of migrant students Knowledge of current research and literature/that impacts migrant students Skills and Abilities: Possess an appropriate California vehicle operator's license issued by the State Department of Motor Vehicles and be insurable Interact with and maintain cooperative relationships with all levels of staff and the public Communicate effectively in the English language both orally and in writing Ability to work cooperatively with district and regional personnel that impact migrant students and parents All foreign transcripts must be evaluated by a third party to determine the equivalent U.S. degree and major, and the Foreign Transcript Evaluation must be attached to your application before your application will be considered. NOTE: This position is grant-funded. The grant is expected to end 6/30/2026