As a teacher of the deaf and hard of hearing, you play an integral role in a child’s school success. And we are here to do the same for you. Translation? You’ve come to the right place. Like you, at Sunbelt, we are fully invested in the people we work with. This value is demonstrated through our individually tailored personal service based on your personal and professional goals and ambitions.
Teachers of the deaf work with students to provide an education based on core curriculum in such a way that meets the needs of their disabilities. They also teach basic skills including literary and communication techniques. This is a role that is very often a part of forming and following a students’ Individualized Education Program (IEP). Based on the students’ IEP, a teacher of the deaf will seek to fulfill the goals and plans that were formed based on the child’s needs.
Some of the responsibilities of teachers of deaf include:
It's required to have at least a bachelors degree in education to be a teacher to students with impaired hearing. Licensure and certifications are differ based on the state, so please check your local state requirements before applying.
This role’s growth is based on the demand within schools. While the Bureau of Labor Statistics projects a 20% growth rate in the next decade, teacher of the deaf positions are mostly based on a school’s enrollment rate.
Whether you’re interested in contract school assignments and the rewards that match them, substitute assignments and their flexibility, or direct hire positions and the stability they provide, Partner with Sunbelt and we can interpret your dreams into a reality by showing your career in a whole new light.
This website uses cookies for audience measurements and advertising purposes. You can learn more about our use of cookies and configure your browser settings in order to avoid cookies by clicking here. By navigating this website, you agree to our use of cookies.