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Breakthrough New York

After School Instructor

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Recruitment began on August 17, 2026
and the job listing Expires on September 17, 2026
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ABOUT BREAKTHROUGH NEW YORK

Breakthrough New York empowers motivated students from low-income communities to achieve a college degree and reach their fullest potential. Our tuition-free program supports over 500 students and their families from 7th grade through college. We accept middle school students who are furthest from high-quality educational opportunities yet show promise and potential: 99% of students identify as persons of color; 76% qualify for free or reduced lunch; and 66% will be the first in their families to graduate college.

As a ten-year program, Breakthrough New York supports students and their families through key transition points in their academic journeys. We provide academic enrichment through summer and after-school opportunities; coach students to gain admissions into selective high schools and colleges, and expose students to diverse interests and careers so they can shape their own trajectories.

In addition to nurturing individual talent, we cultivate a thriving community of like-minded peers and mentors who encourage each other’s ambitions and passions. Personalized mentorship and holistic support are signature elements of our model, with over 200 near-peer seasonal staff and volunteers who work with students at each stage of our continuum.

The Breakthrough model works: 94% of Breakthrough students enroll in college preparatory high schools, and 97% are on track to graduate from college in four-six years. Learn more at Breakthrough New York’s website.

ABOUT THE POSITION

As an After School Instructor you will work directly with our Program Manager, other After School Instructors, Tutors and students to prepare for and execute successful after-school programming. You will be responsible for supporting program logistics and operations for one of our Middle School After School program sites.

After-School Instructors will work at one of two sites based on their preference:

  • Queens: Forte Prep High School, 7802 Queens Boulevard
  • Manhattan: The Town School, 540 East 76th Street, New York, NY 10021

RESPONSIBILITIES AND CALENDAR

Responsibilities:

Direct Student Engagement (80%)

  • Deliver pre-written Literature curriculum twice weekly to middle school students.
  • Supporting with logistical aspects of the program and filling in when needed
  • Learn and practice student management techniques and communicate with your Program Manager about student needs.

Program Maintenance and Development (20%)

  • Participating in weekly check-ins with your Program Manager for professional development and mid-semester/end-of-semester evaluations
  • Evaluating student output and tracking student performance
  • Complete training and observation sessions
  • Other duties based on the BTNY site which you are assigned

SCHEDULE AND TIME COMMITMENT

  • You will provide onsite teaching support every Monday and Wednesday from 4:00 – 7:00 pm throughout the academic semester (September – December).
  • You will also have regular check-ins with your supervisor.
  • You will be required to attend:
    • September 16 and September 21: After School Instructor in Person Training, 4:00 – 7:00 PM
      Additional virtual training sessions may be scheduled as needed.
    • September 23 – December 16: In-person programming on Mondays and Wednesdays, 4:00-7:00 PM
  • This role is hired on a semester basis. The initial appointment covers the Fall semester only (September 1, 2026 – December 22, 2026). Continuation into the Spring semester is not guaranteed; however, staff who meet performance expectations and where program needs remain will likely be invited to return under a separate Spring semester contract. Conversations about potential Spring renewal typically begin in October, with Spring contracts signed before the end of November.

WE’RE LOOKING FOR SOMEONE WHO

  • Can demonstrate experience and results with similar responsibilities to those listed above
  • Is passionate about forming relationships with middle school students, while acting as a role model at all times
  • Is a current college student and/or is 18 or older
  • Can commit to the entire Fall 2026 Term (September 16th – December 16th)
  • Is confident with Zoom, Google Drive, and comfortable learning new systems
  • Demonstrates excellence in BTNY’s Core Values

COMPENSATION

ASIs will be compensated at a rate of $20.00/hr

Applicants can submit applications via this link

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Contact & Location

Phone
(713) 313-7541 & 713-313-1184
Email
placementservices@tsu.edu
Website
http://cpc.tsu.edu
Address

Ernest S. Sterling Student Life Center – The Hub of TSU Life (2nd floor)
3100 Cleburne Street
Houston, TX 77004

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For more information please contact Jeff Wallace or Bea Emanuel-Sims in the Office of Development at 713.313.6747.

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