Soliant is hiring: Massachusetts K-12 Teacher for the Visually Impaired- public

Massachusetts K-12 virtual opportunity
- Fully Remote Job Opportunity: Teacher of the Visually Impaired

Are you passionate TVI thinking about making a difference in the lives of visually impaired students?Do you have a deep mitment in empowering individuals and fostering inclusive learning environments? If so, we have an exciting opportunity for you!

Job Title: Teacher of the Visually Impaired
Organization: [Soliant - Online Division]
Location: [Massachusetts REMOTE WORK ]
Employment Type: Full time

Job Description: As a Teacher of the Visually Impaired, you will play a vital role in providing specialized educational support to students with visual impairments, ensuring they have equal access to quality education. You will collaborate with students, parents, and school staff to develop tailored learning plans that address the unique needs and abilities of each student all within a virtual platform!

Responsibilities:

• Assessing students' visual needs and developing Individualized Education Plans (IEPs)
• Creating and implementing innovative teaching strategies and learning materials
• Providing instruction in Braille, orientation and mobility skills, and assistive technology
• Collaborating with classroom teachers and specialists to ensure inclusive education practices
• Conducting assessments and progress evaluations to track students' achievements
• Advocating for students' educational rights and promoting awareness of visual impairment challenges

Qualifications:

• Master's degree in Special Education or related field
• Certification in Visual Impairment Education (TVI certification) for state of Massachusetts
• Proficiency in Braille and assistive technologies
• Strong munication and interpersonal skills
• Empathy, patience, and dedication to supporting students with visual impairments
• Experience in developing IEPs and individualized teaching plans is preferred but not required

Soliant Account Executive: Priscilla Espinosa