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Bilingual Information and Training Specialist
Are you BILINGUAL and looking for an opportunity to WORK FROM HOME in a flexible and highly rewarding position where you can make a difference in the lives of children with disabilities and their families?
If so, this is the PERFECT job for YOU!
This position would be full-time from the comfort of your own HOME with occasional travel required. We would provide all the office supplies for your office setup and the technological equipment needed for you to fulfill the job duties.
The main duties of this position would be assisting Spanish-speaking families access support and resources while expanding your own knowledge of Special Education!
If so, the OPC needs you as a Bilingual Information and Training Specialist!
No experience? Don’t worry…the OPC provides you with the training needed, we just need someone BILINGUAL with the heart to help our children with disabilities and families, and we will ensure you have what is necessary to be SUCCESSFUL!
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