In one of ProCare’s exceptional teacher of the visually impaired jobs in Georgia, you’ll positively impact the lives of students with visual impairments each day, providing them with the support, tools, and confidence they need to thrive in the classroom and throughout their futures. In addition, with ProCare, you’ll receive the support you need with our Georgia teacher of visually impaired jobs, including competitive salaries, ongoing career guidance, comprehensive benefits, and more.
Learn more about how to become a teacher of the visually impaired in Georgia below, and browse our current opportunities waiting for you today!
The primary responsibility of teacher for the visually impaired jobs in Georgia is to provide specialized instruction and support to students with visual impairments. This involves assessing the student’s unique needs, developing individualized education plans (IEPs), and implementing appropriate teaching strategies to help them achieve their academic and personal goals.
Georgia teachers of the visually impaired must also help blind and visually impaired students develop essential skills, like mobility and orientation skills, so that they can learn to navigate their environment safely and independently.
Before applying for teacher of visually impaired jobs in Georgia, professionals must have a bachelor’s degree in education. Depending on the institution or school district, a master’s degree is sometimes preferred as well. To practice as a teacher of the visually impaired in Georgia, it is also required to obtain a specialized teaching certification and a state license to work.
If you’re passionate about supporting student success both inside and outside of the classroom, ProCare has a wide range of Georgia teacher for visually impaired jobs waiting for you today. Browse and apply today!