Paraprofessional Jobs
At Soliant, we know how essential classroom support and paraprofessional jobs are to student success. That’s why we connect passionate, skilled paraprofessionals with schools in need of extra hands. Whether you’re just starting out or looking to take the next step in your career, we’ll help you find a role where your support truly matters.
Teacher Aide Jobs
Paraprofessionals, also known as teacher aides or instructional assistants, are the backbone of the classroom. You’re the ones helping students stay on task, reinforcing lessons, and offering individualized attention when teachers can’t be everywhere at once. Whether supporting students with special needs or helping manage group activities, when you take on one of our teacher aide jobs, you’ll play a crucial part in creating a positive and inclusive learning environment.
About Teacher Assistant Jobs
Paraprofessional jobs are as diverse as the students and teachers they support. On any given day, the responsibilities of teaching assistant jobs might include helping a student with reading comprehension, assisting during classroom transitions, or ensuring that a child with behavioral challenges feels supported and safe. Teacher aide jobs require adaptability, empathy, and strong communication skills—not just with students, but with the whole educational team.
Most paraprofessionals work across a variety of age groups and academic settings, from kindergarten classrooms to high school resource rooms. While tasks may differ, the impact remains the same: better outcomes, stronger relationships, and smoother school days for everyone involved.
Teacher Aide Job Requirements
Requirements for paraprofessional jobs vary by state and school district, but most positions ask for a high school diploma or equivalent. Some districts may also require passing scores on a state-approved assessment or completion of a paraprofessional training program.
Experience working with children—whether in schools, camps, daycares, or volunteer settings—is often preferred. Above all, schools look for candidates with patience, reliability, and a genuine desire to help students succeed in both academic and social settings.
Teaching Assistant Job Market
The demand for qualified paraprofessionals continues to grow, especially as schools strive to provide more inclusive and individualized education. While salaries can vary depending on location and experience, paraprofessionals benefit from job stability, consistent hours, and rewarding work that directly supports student growth.
In terms of career growth, paraprofessionals have a handful of opportunities for standing out in the job market. For example, completing a 40-hour certification course to advance into a Registered Behavior Technician (RBT) role or pursuing additional certification opportunities, such as the ParaPro Assessment, can open doors to higher pay and expanded responsibilities in school settings for paraprofessionals.
Whether you’re pursuing education as a long-term career or exploring it as a building block, paraprofessional jobs offer a meaningful way to make an impact.
Find a Paraprofessional Job
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