MathematicsTeaching Position:  Salesianum School, a private Catholic high school for boys, is looking for an individual to teach Algebra and Geometry beginning August 2013.  The ability to teach upper-level high school math courses in the future is preferred.  Please send your resume, cover letter, and available references to Mr. Jude Szczerba, Academic Dean.

Email:   juszczer@salesianum.org,

Fax: 302-654-7767

Mail:  Salesianum School

          1801 N. Broom Street

          Wilmington, DE  19802.

American Sign Language Teaching Position:  Salesianum School, a private Catholic high school for boys, is looking for an individual to teach American Sign Language I beginning August 2013.  Please send your resume, cover letter, and available references to Mr. Jude Szczerba, Academic Dean.

Email:   juszczer@Salesianum.org

Fax: 302-654-7767

Mail:  Salesianum School

          1801 N. Broom Street

          Wilmington, DE  19802

Science Teaching Position:  Salesianum School, a private Catholic high school for boys, is looking for an individual to teach Chemistry and/or Physics beginning August 2013.  Please send your resume, cover letter, and available references to Mr. Jude Szczerba, Academic Dean.

Email:   juszczer@salesianum.org,

Fax: 302-654-7767

Mail:  Salesianum School

          1801 N. Broom Street

          Wilmington, DE  19802.

English Teaching Position:  Salesianum School, a private Catholic high school for boys, is searching for an individual to teach English beginning August 2013.  Please send your resume, cover letter, and available references to Mr. Jude Szczerba, Academic Dean.

Email:   juszczer@Salesianum.org

Fax: 302-654-7767

Mail:  Salesianum School

          1801 N. Broom Street

          Wilmington, DE  19802

Responsibilities:

The College Counselor is a 12-month employee who reports to the Director of Guidance and is one of three counselors responsible for administering all aspects of the college search and admissions process, including the following:

• Educating a portion of junior and senior students and parents about colleges, the college admissions process, trends, procedures, and testing; advising and supporting seniors and their families as they go through the admissions process; helping students and families aspire realistically and choose wisely.
• Meeting with students, individually and in groups, to talk about process and individual college choices. Teaching a Junior Advisory class regarding the college admission process. Advising 9th and 10th graders on curricular choices, as needed.
• Meeting with college admissions representatives who visit our campus and facilitating meetings between college representatives and our students.  The College Counselor also serves as a liaison with College admissions offices throughout the year.
• Writing official school recommendations for Seniors.  To do so, the Counselor gathers information from parents, teachers, school records, and students themselves.  The College Counselor also completes all School Report and mid-year report forms requested by colleges, including evaluations of students.
• Presenting to parents at various parent centric events throughout the year, including but not limited to grade-level presentations, admission events and college/financial aid nights. 
• Organizing, administering, maintaining and disseminating information about standardized tests such as SAT and ACT, administering the AP and PSAT exams.

Qualifications:

Necessary skills include excellent written and verbal communication skills, strong organizational ability and the ability to meet deadlines.  Experience in selective college admissions or high school college counseling is a must, teaching experience, and computer skills are a plus.

The ideal candidate will have strong interpersonal, communication, and organizational skills; familiarity with the goals, objectives, and mission of an independent college preparatory school; the ability to respond effectively to the needs of a diverse and demanding student and parent population; knowledge of colleges, their academic programs, admission policies, and financial policies and procedures.

Professional Development:

Due to the technical nature and frequently changing nature of college admissions, attendance at professional development seminars, conferences, workshops, and meetings sponsored by the College Board, NACAC, PCACAC, ACT and/or individual colleges may be required.

Please send Resume, Cover Letter and References to:

William Yarnell
Director of Guidance
Salesianum School
1801 N. Broom Street.
Wilmington, DE 19802
(302) 654-6244
wyarnell@salesianum.org

Chinese Teaching Position:  Salesianum School, a private Catholic high school for boys, is looking for an individual to teach Mandarin Chinese I beginning August 2013.  The long range plan is to grow the Mandarin Chinese program into a 4-year course offering. 

Candidates who are able to also teach French and/or Spanish are preferred.  Please send your resume, cover letter, and available references to Mr. Jude Szczerba, Academic Dean.

Email:   juszczer@Salesianum.org

Fax: 302-654-7767

Mail:  Salesianum School

          1801 N. Broom Street

          Wilmington, DE  19802.

About Salesianum School

Founded in 1903, Salesianum School is a Roman Catholic independent secondary school that strives to educate and develop the whole person according to the spirit of Saint Francis de Sales. Through a rigorous college preparatory curriculum and diverse extracurricular opportunities, Salesianum students are challenged to reach their potential through a commitment to faith, community, service, and leadership. The school enrolls approximately 980 young men in grades nine through twelve from four states (DE, MD, NJ, and PA).

Salesianum School is an Equal Opportunity Employer. Located on a non-smoking campus, the position offers competitive wages and benefits.