project coordinator

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preschool teacher

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Progreso Latino

A typical day at this job was to help adults that had lack of school education. Basically, show them how to write, how to do the times table, and how to comunnicate with each other. This experience as a volunteer teacher helped out  a lot because it helped me develop patience, for everything I do, because trust me repeating the same thing more than 5 times and over, is exhausting, and I had to do that, so they can learn.
   Because I had a volunteer job , my co-worker was literally my mom. She had a lot of work to do, and a lot of adults students to help, so I volunteer to help her do almost everything, from correcting test, helping out students and even teaching in front of the class. I loved this job. It was fun for me, and a challenge, but hardwork pays off, because after all,many of the students graduated and got their PRE-GED.

I enjoyed my time there as an intern and volunteer. I learned many things as a person and I was able to apply the knowledge into my professional career. The staff was always willing to help me and support me. I really enjoyed to see many adults students graduating and move on in their lives and getting their dreams

The company is no longer in business but each day we helped a new person or family to regain information needed to become legal resident in this country. We interpreted for the community and also helped people fill out forms for state or government assistance.

a fast fun day at work 
I learned to have a lot of patience 
managed the kids around the are making sure their safe
co-workers worked hard 
hardest part of the job was making sure the kids listened 
most enjoyable part was helping and playing with the kids

This place does not value staff nor education. They take advantage of volunteers and don’t offer professional development to current staff. One staff does the job of four people while getting paid minimum wage.  Management is self serving and entitled superiority!

This places does alot for the community. I was there to assist with their citizenship progress prior to the 2016 elections. They are ell connected with other agencies that provide support to the Latino community.

is apleasure work with childrens, teachers and parents helping with growth of  childrens  in a fun day. also contributing a bit of my experience as a mother and support as a leader for parents

You’re underpaid and the leadership is not that good.
The staff yells at the kids and treats them in a way that it makes you feel sorry for the kid.
Lots of the staff are not properly trained 

Able to work with all minorities, teach them the system, guide them, empower them.  Progreso Latino was and still the biggest multi service agency in the city of  Central Falls.

I had a wonderful learning experience. I was able to perform various jobs and learn to work with people of all ages and cultures. I felt very comfortable and happy to work here.

Top Job Titles	Average Salary
Project coordinator 1 salary reported	$47,300 per year
Instructor 2 salaries reported	$24.25 per hour
Preschool teacher 2 salaries reported	$21.25 per hour
Youth specialist 1 salary reported	$21.50 per hour
Youth director 1 salary reported	$38,880 per year

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