Youth Program Specialist Jobs in California

Knowledge of effective practices in nonprofit management and strong understanding of community-based organizations

Participate in strategy implementation by developing funding requirements, coordinating connections between grantees within a strategy as needed, and convening grantees.

One year (12 months) of professional experience performing programmatic assessment of children and youth programs. (EXCYP12), AND

Comprehensive knowledge of youth development, principles, and practices; and youth organizations throughout San Francisco.

Experience interacting effectively with San Francisco's diverse communities.

Excellent writing and communication skills.

Some college in the educational/social services field or equivalent years of related work experience required.

Strong digital literacy skills, particularly in MS Office applications and experience with databases.

Collect and track student data relating to the extent to which they are meeting grade level requirements;

Bachelor’s Degree in the educational/social services field preferred.

Experience working with youth in a school setting strongly preferred;

Experience working with refugees, asylees, and/or immigrant populations strongly preferred;

2-3 years’ experience with youth counseling, case management, or coaching strongly preferred

Strong interpersonal and people management skills required

Develop and enhance in school curricula and offerings for youth programming and leadership development and modify on an ongoing basis

Create surveys to measure knowledge and social emotion gains made through IRC programs

Recruit skilled volunteers, community members, and professional speakers to support youth programs as mentors and presenters

Complete administrative responsibilities including tracking time and effort, annual development of professional goals, and the 90 day onboarding plan