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Teaching Assistant at Bridge to Enter Advanced Mathematics (BEAM) - ApplyBlast

Teaching Assistant

Bridge to Enter Advanced Mathematics (BEAM)

6 days ago

New York, New York, United States

Onsite

Part Time

Intern

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About this role

Bridge to Enter Advanced Mathematics (BEAM) is seeking a Teaching Assistant to support a lead instructor and a group of fourth-grade students in an after-school math club pilot program. The role involves assisting with classroom management, implementing curriculum, and mentoring students to develop problem-solving skills in a positive environment. This position requires working at specific school locations in New York City on Tuesdays and Wednesdays.

Responsibilities

Assist lead instructor with classroom management and curriculum implementation
Mentor students and build positive relationships in a group setting
Support student safety and supervise students during club activities

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About Bridge to Enter Advanced Mathematics (BEAM)

beammath.org

Headquarters

New York, New York, United States

Company Size

11-50 employees

Founded

2004

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Bridge to Enter Advanced Mathematics (BEAM) is a nonprofit organization that helps underserved middle and high school students build a realistic pathway to careers in science, mathematics, engineering, and computing. BEAM delivers rigorous math enrichment through intensive summer institutes and year‑round academic support, mentoring, and problem‑solving experiences. Its programs focus on developing deep mathematical thinking, confidence, and college‑readiness for students who lack access to advanced STEM opportunities. BEAM’s mission is to remove barriers and create sustained pathways for talented students from underrepresented communities to succeed in STEM.