After School Youth Program Education Specialist (021)

Madison Square Boys & Girls Club•New York, NY

1d•Onsite

About The Position

The After School Youth Program Education Specialist (021) will be responsible for developing and implementing a comprehensive year-round educational program that meets the varying educational needs or our members and can serve as a fluid and flexible program, providing enriching and evidence-based learning opportunities for Club members. We are offering an exciting opportunity for an After School Youth Program Education Specialist (021) at our Elbaum Site (021) located Brooklyn, NY. This is a part-time position working 20 hours a week Monday through Friday in the afternoon and evening.

Requirements

Demonstrated ability to plan, conduct and supervise educational programs and services
Ability to communicate effectively with young people from diverse backgrounds, ages 6-18 as well as a range of other organizational personnel in a courteous and professional manner
Must be highly motivated and dedicated to the organizational mission
Strong written and verbal communication skills are essential
A four-year degree from a state-accredited university or college is mandatory

Nice To Haves

a minimum of two years experience in a related field is preferred

Responsibilities

Compile resources, information, and data, to address current and future trends impacting the educational needs of youth.
Conduct BGCA POWER Hour program, 45 minutes of structured time each day for members to receive homework assistance and additional support to meet their educational needs.
Collect report cards for all members on whom we have consent and track required data for grant and program purposes. Analyze report card data and develop solutions/opportunities to address the positive and negative trends found through the data.
Develop and implement opportunities that provide additional support for members who have average or below average grades as well as those members who are high achievers and need to be challenged.
Develop and maintain relationships with school officials and maintain frequent communication with these individuals about concerns and/or achievements regarding our Club members.
Develop and cultivate relationships with community organizations, agencies, and resources in or around the community that can support our Education program.
While school is in session, visit and provide support for our Club members when needed to assist them in achieving their academic goals.
Plan and conduct events that further promote academic enrichment and recognition such as field trips, collaborations with other organizations, etc.
Develop opportunities to involve Club parents/guardians in the Education program and educational needs of their children.
Recruit and manage volunteers for the Education program.
Create and implement an 8-week summer educational program such as the BGCA Summer Brain Gain program.
Operate all programs within the policies, procedures and operational hours established by Madison.