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6 roles

ASL Content Creator & Instructor

Full-time Remote
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Lead the creation of ASL-first course content across all six learning tracks: digital literacy, AI skills, job readiness, English literacy, financial literacy, and entrepreneurship. Script, record, and quality-review every lesson to ensure it is visually clear, culturally appropriate, and genuinely accessible to Deaf adult learners from the very first frame.

Native ASLCurriculum designVideo productionDeaf educationAdult learning

Deaf Community Outreach Coordinator

Full-time Remote
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Build and sustain relationships with Deaf learners, community organizations, and vocational rehabilitation agencies. Run learner onboarding, coordinate mentorship pairings, manage our waiting list community, and represent Circle of Care Academy at advocacy events. You will be the human bridge between the platform and the people it serves.

Community buildingASL fluency preferredOutreachCRM toolsEvent coordination

Sign Language Interpreter

Contract / Part-time Remote
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Provide real-time interpretation support for live learning sessions, institutional partner calls, and SLED consulting engagements. Work across ASL and English to ensure Deaf learners and hearing stakeholders communicate without barriers at every touchpoint. Flexible scheduling, async clips welcome.

ASL / EnglishNIC or RID preferredRemote sessionsFlexible hours

Frontend Developer (Accessibility Focus)

Part-time / Contract Remote
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Build and maintain the Circle of Care Academy learning platform with accessibility as the foundation. Implement WCAG 2.1 AA standards, ASL-optimized UI components, video player accessibility, and keyboard navigation. Work directly with Deaf users on usability testing and iterate rapidly.

HTML / CSS / JSWCAG 2.1 AASection 508Screen reader testingReact preferred

SLED Grant Writer

Contract Remote (USA preferred)
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Research and write state and local government grant applications positioning Circle of Care Academy as the ASL-first solution for Deaf adult education mandates. Work directly with leadership on CAPTA, FERPA, and vocational rehabilitation-aligned funding. Strong writing and government procurement knowledge essential.

Grant writingSLED / GovernmentCAPTA / FERPAPolicy researchUSA-based preferred

Deaf Education Program Manager

Full-time Remote
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Oversee end-to-end delivery of Circle of Care Academy learning programs. Manage instructor schedules, learner progress tracking, cohort completions, and institutional partner reporting. Background in special education, Deaf education, or adult learning strongly preferred. You keep the academy running.

Program managementDeaf educationAdult learningPartner reportingScheduling

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Deaf Candidate Support Hub

Job interviews were designed for hearing people. We are fixing that. Practice answers with AI coaching, use live captions so you can read what the interviewer says in real time, know your rights before you walk in, and find exactly which Circle of Care Academy courses get you ready for each role.

Live speech captions AI interview coach ADA rights guide Course pathways

Choose your role

Type a real answer. Then hit Get feedback to hear how a hiring manager sees it and how to strengthen it.

Select a role on the left to start practice.

Hear what they say

Turn on the mic during your practice interview. The interviewer speaks - you see their words live on screen. Works in Chrome and Edge. No data leaves your device.

Captions appear here when the microphone is active...

Say your answer aloud

Type your answer below and press Speak. Useful when the interviewer or panel cannot sign - your device reads your words out loud in a natural voice.

Before your interview

  • Email HR in advance requesting your accommodations in writing. Use the letter in the Your Rights tab.
  • Ask specifically for a Zoom or Teams interview - both have built-in live captions. Enable them before the call.
  • Test the caption tool above in a quiet room first so you know how your device performs.
  • Have this page open in a second browser window during practice calls - nothing to install.
  • For in-person interviews, request a CART reporter (real-time captioner) or a qualified ASL interpreter under ADA Title I.
  • If they say "we don't offer that," remind them it is a required reasonable accommodation, not a favour.

Your rights as a Deaf job applicant in the USA

1
ADA Title I - Employment

Any employer with 15 or more employees must provide reasonable accommodations during hiring, including the interview process. An ASL interpreter, CART captioning, or written communication format are all reasonable accommodations. They cannot refuse to interview you because providing accommodation is inconvenient.

2
Section 504 - Federal recipients

Any organization receiving federal funding (universities, nonprofits, hospitals, government contractors) must ensure effective communication access throughout the hiring process - not just on the job.

3
They cannot ask about your hearing

Before a job offer, employers cannot ask whether you are Deaf, the nature or severity of your hearing loss, or whether you need hearing aids. They can ask if you can perform the essential functions of the job with or without accommodation.

4
Accommodation costs fall on the employer

The employer pays for your interpreter or CART at interviews. You do not. If they claim undue hardship, they must prove it based on the size and resources of the entire organization - not just one department.

5
If they retaliate or withdraw the offer

Filing a discrimination charge with the EEOC is free and protects you from retaliation. You have 180 days from the discriminatory act to file (300 days in most states). eeoc.gov or call 1-800-669-4000 (TTY: 1-800-669-6820).

Accommodation request letter

Auto-filled with your profile. Send this to HR before your interview. Customize as needed.

Click "Generate letter" to create your accommodation request.

Key contacts

EEOC: eeoc.gov · 1-800-669-4000
TTY: 1-800-669-6820
NAD (National Association of the Deaf): nad.org
HLAA (Hearing Loss Association of America): hearingloss.org
VRS providers: ZVRS, Purple, Sorenson, CSDVRS

Select a role to see which Circle of Care Academy learning tracks give you the best shot. All tracks are ASL-first, taught in American Sign Language, designed for Deaf adult learners.

Academy
ASL Content Creator
Digital LiteracyAI Skills
Community
Outreach Coordinator
Job ReadinessEnglish Literacy
Community
Sign Language Interpreter
Job ReadinessEntrepreneurship
Technology
Frontend Developer
Digital LiteracyAI Skills
SLED
Grant Writer
English LiteracyJob Readiness
Academy
Program Manager
Job ReadinessFinancial Literacy