1090 Education Administration jobs in Hoboken,NJ

NJ State License TSWD (Teacher of Students with Disabilities) or TOH (Teacher of the Handicapped)
All candidates are required to complete a criminal history check and provide proof of U.S. citizenship or legal resident alien status.

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Border Patrol Agent

United States Customs and Border Protection

College Point, NY 11356

$49,739-$89,518/yr

Bilingual Preferred

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Competitive Travel Soccer Coach

Success Academy Charter Schools

Bronx, NY 10467

Requires Travel

Have experience coaching youth and/or collegiate soccer teams.
Have an advanced understanding of the game of soccer as well as strong classroom management;
Possess a demonstrated track record of propelling students' understanding and love of soccer;
Are able to manage both administrative and coaching aspects of the position in a timely and organized manner;
Are able to develop concepts such teamwork, healthy lifestyles, sportsmanship and nutrition;
Have familiarity with technology systems for player development, evaluations, scouting, etc;
Have a drive to ensure that joyful, rigorous instruction is delivered to every scholar, every day.

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Press Secretary

Disability Solutions

New York, NY 10261

Bilingual Preferred

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Program Managers

SmartStart Education, LLC

New York, NY 10034

$40,000-$45,000/yr

Hybrid~ 19 min

Location: New York City, NY
Schedule: Hybrid (4 days onsite at partner schools, 1 day remote)
Compensation: $40,000-$45,000 annually + Bonus Eligibility
Travel to assigned school sites is required four (4) days per week.
Frequent local travel between multiple school locations is expected.
Reliable transportation and a valid driver's license are required.
Occasional travel outside the primary service area may be required for trainings, meetings, or special projects.
At least one (1) year of leadership or coordination experience within an educational program.

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Deputy Fire Chief, ARFF, Aviation Department, JFK Airport

The Port Authority of NY & NJ

Jamaica, NY 11430

~ 33 min Onsite

Minimum of Ten (10) years of full-time experience in ARFF operations
Fire service command experience
Minimum of 5 years supervisory experience as a Fire Officer
Demonstrated experience in incident command and emergency operations leadership
Comprehensive knowledge & experience of FAA ARFF regulations 14CFR (Part 139)
Fire suppression and rescue techniques
Hazardous materials response
Emergency management systems (NIMS/ICS 300,400)
Must possess a United States valid driver's license
Required to maintain active firefighting and incident command certifications
Ensures command and subordinate personnel maintain required certifications and readiness standards
FAA Part 139 Airport Certification standards
Airport Emergency Plan requirements
Hazardous materials regulations (including Part 139.321)
Applicable NFPA standards
Maintains continuous operational readiness of ARFF personnel, equipment, and apparatus to meet FAA Part 139 performance requirements
Operates within a 24/7/365 emergency response framework, requiring availability for: Nights, weekends, and holidays, Off-hour emergency activations, Severe weather operations, High-profile and security-sensitive events
Oversees: Staffing readiness, Equipment readiness, Deployment posture
Supervises and directs ARFF personnel, including Fire Officers, Crew Chiefs (Sergeants), ARFF Police Officers, Support staff
Maintains discipline, accountability, and operational effectiveness necessary for emergency response
Manages personnel matters as they directly relate to operational readiness and performance, including Staffing, Training compliance, Fitness for duty, Response capability
Operations Command: Serves as the Commanding Officer of an assigned ARFF Command, exercising full-scope operational authority over personnel, apparatus, and emergency response activities
Respond to emergency incidents and assume Incident Command or Unified Command leadership in a DUTY capacity
Directs real-time operations involving: Aircraft rescue and firefighting, Structural firefighting, Hazardous materials mitigation, Mass-casualty incidents, Airfield and aviation-related emergencies
Exercises independent command judgment and decision-making under high-risk conditions impacting: Life safety, Responder safety, Airport operational continuity, Regulatory compliance
Commands, coordinates, and integrates response operations with: Port Authority Police, Airport Operations, Office of Emergency Management, Mutual aid partners, Local, state, and federal agencies
Develops and implements policies, procedures, and standard operating guidelines to ensure operational readiness and effective emergency response
Oversees records management and reporting functions required for: Regulatory compliance, Operational accountability, Emergency response documentation
Manages budget and resource planning to support operational readiness and deployment efficiency