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Center for Success Network
Pontiac: Literacy Program Associate, Part Time
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A Program Coordinator coordinates ongoing program activity, or a group of related projects, for a company or organization, usually performing administrative or human resources tasks.
$90,410 / year median in Michigan
+13% projected growth
Job Description
Pontiac:
Literacy Program Associate, Part Time Center for Success Network Pontiac, MI Job Details Part-time $18- $20 an hour 1 day ago Qualifications Teamwork Volunteer management Collaboration Bachelor's degree Working with students Full Job Description Organization and Background The Center for Success Network is a nonprofit organization committed to impacting youth through education and exposure to social interactions and activities.
Job responsibilities include:
Program Planning and Implementation:
Assist with the planning and executing engaging enrichment lessons and connect with outside providers to schedule and promote reciprocal enrichment programs Support meal delivery and service through a community partner while adhering to all policies and procedures. Analyze student assessments to create individual learning plans for student folders. Foster a sense of belonging and community for all students, recognizing and addressing systemic barriers that may hinder some students' access to academic and social-emotional growth. Center racial equity and inclusion in all teaching practices and decision-making processes. Maintain a clean and organized space Develop and maintain positive, connected, solution oriented relationships with caregivers, students,and mentors Share student level updates with mentors and caregiversMentor and Learning Support:
Collaborate with staff to provide mentors with completed weekly lessons based on student assessments and individual goals and provide written feedback on mentor logs after every session. Work collaboratively with the staff to effectively provide guidance to mentors and interns. Work collaboratively with the staff to match students and mentors to facilitate strong relationships. Support the staff in administering literacy assessments to students at the beginning, middle, and end of the year.Outreach and Recruitment:
Ensure full student enrollment by actively reaching out and recruiting participants in the community. Ensure full mentor enrollment by actively reaching out and recruiting participants in the community.Program Evaluation and Data Collection:
Ensure accurate attendance and academic database records of volunteers and students by given deadlines. Support the Program Coordinator in administering literacy assessments to students at the beginning, middle, and end of the year.Organizational Success:
Attend all applicable recurring meetings, including ELC, team and staff meetings Work collaboratively with partner organizations to ensure seamless collaboration, provide and encourage spaces for problem solving as needed Share stories and support in telling the CFSN story Consistently meet CFSN quarterly objectives and goals Attend community and organization events Adhere to CFSN communication norms Qualifications The successful candidate must believe in the core organizational values of Center for Success and be driven by the organization's mission and vision. The candidate should demonstrate a passion for expanding CFSN with a professional, dynamic, positive approach to building relationships to support the organization's growth. We are seeking a high-energy Program Associate who is mission-driven and self-directed, skilled in volunteer management, and excited about working in a collaborative environment. Candidates should possess the following qualifications: Post secondary degree or certification required, bachelor's degree preferred, Elementary Education or Social Work certification preferred A clear understanding of academic and literacy development, with experience using assessments to drive instruction and/or a clear understanding of Social Emotional development A passion for working to help children succeed Ability to plan, prioritize, and coordinate multiple projects simultaneously Excellent interpersonal and written communication skills Commitment to efficient use of resources Experience managing a large number of volunteers and/or students Experience with email, databases, Google Applications. Experience in a results-oriented, relationship-focused teaching or youth development role Reliable transportation required Compensation Up to 25 hours weekly, $18- 20/hour or commensurate with experience and education
School Year Hours:
Monday- Thursday, 1:30
- 7:00 onsite, + 3 additional flexible hours
Summer Program Hours:
5 weeks full time, Monday- Friday 8AM
- 4PM, typically the beginning of July
- mid August To Apply Please send a detailed cover letter that captures why this position is a great match for your skills and interests, along with your resume to .
Job Type:
Part-time Pay:
$18.00- $20.