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The Youth Education Program Associate is a member of the BCNC Youth Program. At the Youth Program, you will provide opportunities for youth to build connections, explore, and understand community needs. You will work to strengthen high school youth through education, job training, and guidance so they can pursue higher education, secure a stable career, and become future leaders. You will report directly to the Director of Youth Program.
Job Responsibility:
Implement youth programming with a focus on post-secondary access and workforce readiness
Provide advice to youth on the post-secondary exploration process, particularly around personal narrative creation
Create a safe and inclusive space for Asian American and immigrant youth to explore their needs, identities, and interests
Maintain communication with external partners such as high schools and postsecondary institutions to enhance referral processes
Coordinate mentorship program, including mentor-mentee matching and follow-up check-ins with mentors and mentees
Conduct outreach activities to enhance recruitment, such as attending school and community events
Establish and maintain supportive relationships with youth and assist in connecting them to community resources as needed
Remain up to date on trauma-informed youth work and best practices in youth education for students of color
Provide support to the program evaluation efforts in documentation and data collection
Supervise and coordinate program volunteers as needed
Perform other duties as assigned by the supervisor
Requirements:
A bachelor’s degree is required
At least 1-2 years of related experience preferred
Experience working with Asian American and immigrant youth populations
Experience with the college and postsecondary application processes
Understand the postsecondary education landscape in the Northeastern United States
Experience with group facilitation or 1:1 advising
Strong commitment to youth-centered work under antiracist and anti-oppressive educational frameworks
Demonstrate patience, a strong sense of humor, and an enthusiasm for working with young people
Proven track record of establishing relationships with youth
Ability to work collaboratively and independently
Excellent interpersonal, organizational, and communication skills
Professional working proficiency in Mandarin or Cantonese or both dialects is preferred
Nice to have:
Professional working proficiency in Mandarin or Cantonese or both dialects is preferred
What we offer:
Competitive compensation package
Comprehensive health, life, and disability coverage