Teaching Assistant: Data Center Technician 44

Teaching Assistant For Data Center Technicians

Teaching Assistants (TAs) play a critical role in supporting Learners in Correlation One's virtual training programs. TAs will provide both synchronous and asynchronous support to Learners, ensuring their learning, comprehension, and retention of program content. We are preparing to launch two Data Center Technicians cohorts in January 2027:

Program Specific Information:

  • Data Center Technician 11:
    Program dates:
    Jan 11th - April 30th, 2027; Lecture days/time:
    Mondays and Wednesdays from 12:
    00 pm - 2:
    30 PM ET
  • Data Center Technician 12:
    Program dates:
    January 19th - April 27th, 2027; Lecture days/time:
    Tuesdays and Thursdays - 9:
    00 am 11:
    30 am ET / 2:
    00 pm to 4:
    30 pm UK time (GMT/BST)

A Day In The Life

Expectations during live (synchronous) sessions:

  • Attend and proactively engage in the mandatory Pre-Program TA Onboarding. Dates and times will be announced.
  • Monitor appropriate Pumble channels (#c1-TA, #live-chat, #extra-help, and other relevant channels) for Learner questions and answer them promptly.
  • Check-in with Learners after each live session by asking how they're feeling about the content, if they have any questions, or if there is anything that they need further clarity.
  • Facilitate breakout rooms during lecture time, when applicable.
  • Assist in keeping the session progressing should the Lead Instructor experience technical difficulty or is otherwise unable to deliver the lecture.

Expectations during days of no live sessions:

  • Monitor appropriate Pumble channels for Learner questions and answer them within 24 hours.
  • Foster discussion by posing questions of your own and sharing relevant links in the #resources channel or in other appropriate Pumble channels.
  • Use the #c1-TA channel to share any important information during a lecture that needs the attention of Correlation One staff or fellow Expert Network staff.
  • Review content materials (including lab, projects, extended cases, etc. ) for the next lecture to ensure you are prepared to answer Learner questions.
  • Hold up to six (6) Individual Office Hours per week via Zoom or Google Meet with Learners in the program so they can ask any additional questions or get support as necessary.
  • Grade Learner submissions of assignments within seven (7) days of submission.
  • Support continuous program improvement by providing thoughtful feedback to Correlation One team via TA Weekly Write Ups.
  • Submit weekly write-ups summarizing the week's accomplishments and challenges and provide insights on each learner. This is due by Sunday each week.
  • Attend and participate in the weekly staff meeting with Correlation One team and other Expert Network staff.
  • Attend all scheduled meetings with your camera on, ensuring active engagement and professional presence.

Your Expertise

  • Experience working in physical data centers or similar environments
  • Experience in mentoring or supervising if not prior teaching experience
  • A desire to support students in upskilling their careers into data roles
  • Empathy, flexibility, patience; passion for working with diverse learners who are new to content
  • Fluent in English; professional verbal and writing skills
  • A+ or Network+ certification an asset nice to have
  • Excellent communication skills and the ability to engage and support adult learners from diverse backgrounds
  • A strong interest in helping learners transition into data center operations and infrastructure careers

Where You Are

  • This is a remote position with the preference that the ideal candidate is willing to provide support in the Eastern Time zone.

Compensation

The compensation range for this position is specific to location and takes into account the wide range of factors that are considered in making compensation decisions. These factors include (but are not limited to) location, skill sets, and program budget. You will be paid a base rate for weekly administrative time + an hourly for assigned lectures and up to 6 office hours per week.

Your compensation includes the following responsibilities, paid at the hourly rate and paid out in weekly automated invoices that are approved monthly:

  • Weekly Administrative Hours:
    A consistent 4 hours per week for the 15-week program period. This time covers the weekly meeting with C1 staff, responding to messages on Pumble and email, grading assignments, and other asynchronous support.
  • Office Hours:
    Up to 6 payable hours per week.
  • Lecture Coverage:
    Attendance for each 2. 5-hour assigned lecture (24 total, 2 TAs per lecture). TAs are required to attend only their assigned sessions on a rotating schedule.

Correlation One's Commitment

Correlation One is proud to be an Equal Opportunity Employer and is committed to providing equal opportunity for all employees and applicants. Correlation One provides a work environment free of discrimination and harassment. Employment decisions at Correlation One are based solely on business needs, job requirements and individual qualifications, without regard to race, color, religion or belief, national, social or ethnic origin, sex (including pregnancy), age, sexual orientation, gender identity and/or expression, marital, civil union or domestic partnership status, past or present military service, or any other status protected by the laws or regulations in the locations where we operate. We encourage app.

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