Sign Language Interpreter (ASL) | Alpharetta, Georgia
Job Description
Make an immediate impact in the lives of students by providing crucial 1:1 support as a skilled Sign Language Interpreter in a dynamic school-based setting. Two full-time contract opportunities are available, each offering 37.5 hours per week serving elementary students in supportive classroom environments. Your expertise will play a key role in fostering effective communication and enhancing the educational experience for Deaf and Hard of Hearing students.
Qualifications for Success:
- Proficiency in American Sign Language and prior experience as a sign language interpreter in school settings
- Current EIPA score of 3.5 or higher, or RID certification
- Valid GaPSC certification required
- Strong interpersonal skills and a commitment to supporting inclusive learning
- Ability to collaborate with educators and adapt to individual student needs
What You’ll Do:
- Work directly with an elementary student, interpreting classroom instruction and peer interactions
- Facilitate comprehension and engagement with academic content through accurate and confidential interpreting
- Partner with teachers and staff to ensure students’ needs are met throughout the school day
- Assist with both structured classroom activities and informal communication throughout campus life
- Support seamless communication in all educational settings, meetings, and school events as needed
Benefits and Perks:
- Long-term, stable contract opportunity with consistent hours
- Meaningful work that directly enriches the student learning environment
- Supportive school teams and the chance to build lasting student connections
- Opportunities for ongoing professional growth
Bring your passion for interpreting and commitment to accessibility to a rewarding elementary setting. If you meet the above requirements and are eager to make a difference, we encourage you to submit your application today! Your skills will help create a more inclusive and engaging educational journey for students who need it most.
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