$0.00-$0.00 Hourly / $0.00-$0.00 Monthly / $0.00-$0.00 Yearly
1. Assists students and instructors in locating materials pertinent to the level of class instruction; listens to tapes and assists in their selection in consultation with instructors.
2. Supervises laboratory assistants; arranges work schedules and assigns work; trains new assistants; submits departmental budgetary items.
3. Advises instructors as to availability of tapes and other sources of materials in City College language laboratory; advises students in the use of reference materials.
4. Orders and catalogs tapes; keeps records of tape acquisitions, and source of tapes; compiles and maintains files of tapes, indexes and records.
5. Supervises and coordinates student and faculty use of a language laboratory.
6. Maintains 57 stations and a high speed tape duplicating system in operating con-dition, properly adjusted and supplies with tape; secures and maintains stocks of raw tape, reels replacement parts and other supplies.
7. Communicates with educators and other professionals to evaluate methods and trends in the language lab and audio fields.
8. Meets regularly with audio-visual director and frequently with contracted vendors for maintenance and repair of machinery and systems.
Requires a knowledge of: the principles, practices and routine procedures of a language laboratory operation as related to the instruction of students and the acquisition of audio-lingual material pertinent to the level of instruc-tion required; play back equipment, records and tape operation and splicing.
Requires skill and ability to: operate splicer, reel equipment and small hand tools; make up new tapes in consultation with instructors; keep apparatus adjusted and arrange for needed repairs; supervise and direct the work of others; keep records and prepare related reports.
Note: This class is exempt from examination under the provisions of Charter Section 8-300(a)(2).