Youth Development Job Description
Youth Development Duties & Responsibilities
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Youth Development Qualifications
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Licensing or Certifications for Youth Development
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Education for Youth Development
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Employers hiring for the youth development job most commonly would prefer for their future employee to have a relevant degree such as Bachelor's and Collage Degree in Social Work, Management, Counseling, Psychology, Military, Teaching, Therapy, Health Services, Education, Arts
Skills for Youth Development
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Youth Development Examples
Youth Development Job Description
- Assist Supervisor in research, identification and selection of existing resources
- Assist Supervisor in creation of program materials to address identified needs
- Assist Supervisor in making programmatic changes based on program evaluation outcomes and to meet changing local priorities
- Assist Supervisor in structuring programs to meet the needs of diverse program participants
- Supervises daily routine on the unit
- Lead the development of Learner & Leader (personalized learning) curriculum, scope, sequence and implementation
- Design and support the implementation of consistent community building activities that supports shared purpose and belonging among Compass Academy students
- Work with Engagement Coordinator on fieldwork and out of school experiences
- Aligned with culture and climate goals, plan and execute relevant Village Meetings
- Actively participate in fiscal-based activities during the summer, either Youth Market sponsorships or planning and executing a corporate fundraising event
- Associate’s degree or sixty (60) credit hours from an accredited college or
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- Has at least 4 years’ experience in youth development, or a related field, with young people from diverse socioeconomic backgrounds and including providing supports to other youth development practitioners
- Must have 3 or more years of experience in a middle or high school
- Enjoys working in teams and collaboration
- Proven track record of driving high student achievement and growth in both cognitive (teaching or tutoring acceptable) and meta-cognitive/social emotional skills
Youth Development Job Description
- Strengthen computer skills, writing skills, and oral communication skills
- Assist Supervisor and Lead 4-H Youth Development Educator with development of 4-H Youth Development and STEM educational programs to meet identified needs and diverse interests of participants in an afterschool program
- Assist Supervisor and Lead Agriculture and Food Systems Educator with development of relevant youth educational programs, including Horticulture/Garden-based learning and Food Systems, to meet identified needs and diverse interests of participants
- Assist Supervisor in research, identification and selection of existing resources and activities necessary to implement initiatives and projects
- Solicits funding from state and federal agencies, corporations and foundations in support of the Office of Continuing Professional Education (OCPE) Youth Development Initiatives and collaboratively determines fundraising goals
- Designs overall development strategy, individualized cultivation and solicitation plans for identified major prospects, and short- and long-term programs for donors
- Advises, guides and prepares the senior management team of OCPE for solicitation meetings
- Builds successful relationships with alumni, volunteers, faculty, staff, and students
- Promotes clients’ development efforts through internal and external media and through programs that are entrepreneurial and creative
- Directs OCPE Youth Development Unit
- Familiarity with curriculum or program development a plus
- Enjoys mission oriented, entrepreneurial organizations
- Student currently enrolled in a 2-year or 4-year program at an Idaho college or university
- Must have the ability to travel to multiple worksites
- MUST be available for Friday programming
- Outgoing and comfortable working with the public (youth and adults) and volunteers
Youth Development Job Description
- Develops a brand and key messaging for the youth development campaigns
- Performs professional work that requires detailed, specialized knowledge in fields of development
- Provides direction and guidance as it relates to youth workforce development and partnership support
- Creates and develops innovative and interactive workshop curriculum's based on research, national trends, feedback from youth
- Develops programming that directly correlates with college & career awareness/preparation, financial awareness, entrepreneurship and pathway opportunities
- Works directly with SuccessLink employees, Mayor's Youth Council, BCYF sites and local schools and community based organizations
- Works with university and community-based partners to develop material that includes technology and language appropriate for target age and cultural groups
- Trains youth staff workers, partners, and site managers on how to deliver workshops
- Coaches youth and adults learners on public speaking, professional etiquette
- Researches and stays abreast with current youth facilitation techniques and integrates proven methods into training curriculum to further enhance youth development and engagement
- Enjoys working in a variety of settings and environments with diverse audiences
- Ability to think quickly and adapt to changing circumstances
- Ability to plan and implement said plan
- Strong interpersonal skills with proven ability to work effectively with schools, community and funding partners
- Degree in Education and/or Human/Youth Development
- Direct experience working with youth
Youth Development Job Description
- Coordinates youth workshops and on-line modules
- Works with Director to review and make necessary adjustments training tools, and develop new methods as the work requires
- Deliver high quality 4-H Youth Development educational programs and events that address local, regional and statewide 4-H Youth Development programming priorities with emphasis on Agriculture in the Classroom
- Provide educational programs to students in traditional classroom settings at local public and private schools in non-traditional settings, such as home-school groups and summer recreation programs
- Provide educational program efforts via mass media including contributing articles to 4-H newsletter, utilizing emails, phone messages, and website postings
- Assist Supervisor with development of 4-H Youth Development educational programs with emphasis on Animal Science (Dairy, Goat), Teen Leaders, Conservation, STEM (Electricity, Woodworking), and School Programming including Agriculture in the Classroom to meet identified needs and diverse interests of participants and volunteers
- Develops conceptual frameworks that address research and evaluation topics
- Oversees the planning, design, and implementation of project methods, procedures and reporting
- Serves as Project Director or Principal Investigator, directing / managing, large, complex research projects or a series of smaller projects
- Reviews, analyzes, and synthesizes data and information using appropriate practices and techniques, and ensure all projects are designed around client needs with sound methodology
- Experience writing/researching grant opportunities
- Experience in coordinating and working in an afterschool setting
- At least a Bachelor's degree, with a strong preference for a Master's degree with substantive coursework related to youth development
- Design and implementation of complex initiatives within the education system and/or led significant system change
- Collaboration and engagement with diverse stakeholders and communities and
- Experience in fundraising or outside sales or in a non-profit organization in a similar capacity
Youth Development Job Description
- Leads proposal efforts, maintains excellent business development relationships, serves as primary client contact, and actively pursues business development through client relationships and by staying abreast of the direction of the field
- Conducts and documents random/unpredictable head counts/bed checks (minimum of once every ten minutes) and utilizes the Guard 1 system
- Research about the youth basketball development market in Greater China
- Evaluates demand and develops enhancements and/or innovative programs & services as approved by Director, Collection Development and Sales Executives
- Initiates publisher contact and partners with internal departments to grow the market for their products, assisting with planning promotional efforts to increase customer base and sales
- Collaborates with IT
- Liaises with all internal stakeholders to ensure needs are met
- Coordinates with Sales and Marketing about Sales training and Customer communication for new collection development offerings
- Manages proprietary SQL title databases used for Opening Day Collection, i-Page lists, Standing Order & Continuations offerings
- Consults with Collection Development librarians to enhance and strengthen existing library collections and to optimize materials selection in terms of quality and efficiency
- Also requires the ability to think strategically
- Strong organizational and analytical skills with ability to initiate, analyze, monitor, evaluate, and advance strategic plans
- Ability to lead groups and projects function as part of an integrated senior management team
- Must be a seasoned professional with demonstrated success in corporate or foundation fundraising at a college, university or non-profit organization
- Strong interpersonal skills and the ability to work effectively with faculty, deans, senior university administration, foundation staff and executives
- Must be experienced in working collaboratively with executive leaders at national, state, county and local levels