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I work for Westat as an Assessment Coordinator for the NAEP (National Assessment for Education Progress, aka the Nation's Report Card. We have another big NAEP coming up this winter, with assessments running the end of January to the first week of February, in schools all a round the country. Massachusetts has a very large number of schools participating this year, so we are looking for more people to work as assessment administrators. I thought of you all as people who are in networks and might know interested people (Minorities and Spanish-speaking individuals are high on Westat's hiring list, although they will hire anyone who they think is good, and I now the interviewers here in MA). I love this job; it gets me people contact, paperwork that I really enjoy, and it is something that benefits the public schools (even though my daughter is not a part of them).
Most of the work is mornings, with the exception of training (a full day in January), and some of the booklet prep, which can run to early afternoon, depending on how the assessments are scheduled. We are especially looking for people to work in the Worcester area, although I also need one more person to work on my team (495 Franklin-Marlboro and in to Framingham-ish) as well. You are paid for mileage and drive time (from when you leave your house to when you get home after the assessment.
This would be a perfect part time job for someone with older kids, or someone whose kids are out of the house, or who is retired. If you have any questions, please ask me.
Here's the link for the NAEP AA position.
Go to www.westat.com/careers
Select the "Search field data collector jobs" and search for the NAEP AA position to apply.
For more information, e-mail NAEPrecruit@westat.com or call 1-888-237-8036.
For more information abut NAEP please visit www.nces.ed.gov/nationsreportcard.
If you know anyone, please let me know their name(s), so I can get credit with my field manager for suggesting them.
I work for Westat as an Assessment Coordinator for the NAEP (National Assessment for Education Progress, aka the Nation's Report Card. We have another big NAEP coming up this winter, with assessments running the end of January to the first week of February, in schools all a round the country. Massachusetts has a very large number of schools participating this year, so we are looking for more people to work as assessment administrators. I thought of you all as people who are in networks and might know interested people (Minorities and Spanish-speaking individuals are high on Westat's hiring list, although they will hire anyone who they think is good, and I now the interviewers here in MA). I love this job; it gets me people contact, paperwork that I really enjoy, and it is something that benefits the public schools (even though my daughter is not a part of them).
Most of the work is mornings, with the exception of training (a full day in January), and some of the booklet prep, which can run to early afternoon, depending on how the assessments are scheduled. We are especially looking for people to work in the Worcester area, although I also need one more person to work on my team (495 Franklin-Marlboro and in to Framingham-ish) as well. You are paid for mileage and drive time (from when you leave your house to when you get home after the assessment.
This would be a perfect part time job for someone with older kids, or someone whose kids are out of the house, or who is retired. If you have any questions, please ask me.
Here's the link for the NAEP AA position.
Go to www.westat.com/careers
Select the "Search field data collector jobs" and search for the NAEP AA position to apply.
For more information, e-mail NAEPrecruit@westat.com or call 1-888-237-8036.
For more information abut NAEP please visit www.nces.ed.gov/nationsreportcard.
If you know anyone, please let me know their name(s), so I can get credit with my field manager for suggesting them.
