Sign Language Interpreter (ASL) | Hamilton, Georgia

Make a real difference in students’ lives by utilizing your expertise as a Sign Language Interpreter in a supportive and engaging educational environment. This onsite contract opportunity offers you the chance to collaborate with students and educators for the academic year, with flexible full-time or part-time hours to fit your schedule. You’ll develop valuable relationships while facilitating inclusive learning across age groups, with ongoing support and a welcoming atmosphere.

Key Qualifications:

• Current GA Educator Certificate for Sign Language Interpreters with an EIPA score of 3.5 or higher
• Open to SLI Paraprofessionals with near-qualifying EIPA scores planning to retake the exam—potential to transition to full SLI
• Strong command of American Sign Language and a commitment to supporting student communication
• Attention to detail in maintaining daily service logs
• Willingness to collaborate with the district to match your age group preferences and experience with the best-fit assignments

Responsibilities:

• Provide accurate, effective sign language interpretation services for students and staff during classroom activities and school events
• Foster a positive, inclusive learning environment by supporting communication between deaf/hard-of-hearing students and school personnel
• Maintain confidential, daily documentation of interpreting services
• Partner with educators and district personnel to continuously assess and support individual student needs
• Engage in pre/post-planning as needed for smooth service delivery throughout the academic year

This position offers stability, professional growth, and the satisfaction of having a direct impact on students’ educational journeys. Enjoy a contract role with consistent hours, dedicated district support, and the chance to deepen your SLI skills over multiple academic years.

Ready to bring your experience and passion to a dynamic school setting? Submit your application to begin making a difference this school year!