Paraprofessional and teacher aide jobs in North Carolina
653 open paraprofessional and aide roles, updated every day. Classroom aide, instructional assistant and special education paraprofessional roles at school districts and charter schools. Work alongside a teacher, often with small groups or individual students.
Newest paraprofessional & teacher aide openings
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- Exceptional Children Teacher Assistant / PNA (26-27)Charlotte-Mecklenburg SchoolsCharlotte, NC · 18h
- Exceptional Children Teacher Assistant (Dev. Separate)/ (26-27)Charlotte-Mecklenburg SchoolsCharlotte, NC · 18h
- Exceptional Children Teacher Assistant-Visually Impaired Classroom TA 26-27 SYCharlotte-Mecklenburg SchoolsCharlotte, NC · 18h
- Exceptional Children Extensions Teacher Assistant (26-27)Charlotte-Mecklenburg SchoolsCharlotte, NC · 18h
- Exceptional Children Teacher Assistant / SBS Classroom (26-27)Charlotte-Mecklenburg SchoolsCharlotte, NC · 18h
- Exceptional Children Teacher Assistant (Extensions) 26-27Charlotte-Mecklenburg SchoolsCharlotte, NC · 18h
- Exceptional Children Teacher Assistant (26-27)Charlotte-Mecklenburg SchoolsCharlotte, NC · 18h
- EC Teacher Assistant/Bus DriverCleveland County SchoolsShelby, NC · 18h
- Assistant Teacher, Exceptional Children / 40 hours per week/ (26-27)Charlotte-Mecklenburg SchoolsCharlotte, NC · 18h
- EC Teacher Assistant/Bus DriverCleveland County SchoolsShelby, NC · 18h
- Assistant, Teacher K-3 (Full-time 37.5 hours/week 26-27)Charlotte-Mecklenburg SchoolsCharlotte, NC · 18h
- EC Teacher Assistant/Bus DriverCleveland County SchoolsShelby, NC · 18h
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Open paraprofessional and aide roles by employer.
- School districts649
- Charter schools4
- Full-time372
- Part-time17
- Per diem4
Pay is set by each employer; the median is from roles that list an hourly rate.
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How to start
The usual path. Each employer sets its own requirements.
- 1
Check the bar
A high school diploma covers many roles. Title I campuses also ask for two years of college, an associate degree, or a passing score on a paraprofessional assessment.
- 2
Apply to a district
Pick a role below and apply on the district’s own application.
- 3
Background check and certificate
Districts run a background check. In Texas, most aides also hold an Educational Aide certificate, which the hiring district helps you apply for.
- 4
Start on a campus
You are placed in a classroom or program, often special education, bilingual or early grades.
About paraprofessional & teacher aide jobs in North Carolina
- What qualifications do paraprofessionals need?
- A high school diploma covers many roles. Campuses that receive Title I funds also require two years of college, an associate degree or higher, or a passing score on a state or local paraprofessional assessment. In Texas, aides usually hold an Educational Aide certificate, issued through the hiring district.
- Is a paraprofessional the same as a teacher aide?
- Mostly. Districts use paraprofessional, teacher aide, instructional aide and instructional assistant for similar classroom support roles. This page includes all of them.
- How do I apply?
- Open a role and apply on the district’s own application. Many districts hire aides year-round, with the most openings before each semester.
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