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Part-Time Student Assistant – Center for Gifted Youth (LIU)

Long Island University
Posted Jul 15, 2026
On-siteUSD 17 / hour

About this role

About the Role LIU is seeking a budgeted student to support the Center for Gifted Youth. This part-time role provides instructional support and direct services to students and parents, working under the guidance of teachers to foster academic success. What You'll Do

  • Provide instructional support and direct assistance to students under teacher supervision.
  • Support teachers in the classroom by organizing materials, distributing resources, and assisting with classroom projects.
  • Take attendance and supervise student safety, including escorting students to the bathroom and assisting with transitions between classes.
  • Escort children between classes and during dismissal; help maintain a nurturing, orderly learning environment.
  • Perform light housekeeping tasks in the classroom as assigned. What We're Looking For
  • Bright and responsible individuals who enjoy working with school-age children.
  • College education majors highly preferred.
  • Preference given to LIU students and LIU alumni.
  • Ability to work under the supervision of teachers and communicate effectively. Nice to Have
  • Experience working with school-age children or in similar educational settings (not explicitly required). Compensation & Benefits
  • Salary: $17 per hour; Part-time, non-exempt (FLSA).
  • Schedule: Part-time—4 hours each Saturday for ten weeks in the fall and ten weeks in the spring; first Saturday 5 hours; full month in July (19 days) from 9:00 AM to 4:00 PM; total hours per week: 4 (fall) / 4 (spring) / 35 (summer).
  • Full-year involvement across the fall, spring, and July summer sessions.
  • Application deadline: January 1, 2027. Start date: as soon as possible.

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