4-H AmeriCorps Member - Marshall County

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Auburn (AL)

On-site

USD 12,000 - 17,000

Full time

14 days+

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Benefits offered by this job

Education award

Living allowance

Job summary

4-H AmeriCorps Member - Marshall County in Alabama delivers hands-on 4-H programming in school-day and after-school settings, covering areas like STEM, agriculture, environmental education, healthy living, and leadership.

You will work with County 4-H Agents to recruit youth, engage participants, assist with data collection and reporting, and support statewide initiatives that boost youth engagement, on a full-time schedule for the term.

Qualifications

High school diploma or GED required.
Minimum age of 19 years.

Responsibilities

Provides direct service by delivering 4-H programming in school-day and after-school settings.
Programming areas may include STEM, agriculture, environmental education, healthy living, civic engagement, leadership development, and workforce readiness.
Facilitate hands-on learning, recruit and engage youth, assist with data collection and reporting.
Support 4-H events or statewide initiatives to enhance youth engagement.

Education

High school diploma/GED

Job description

Languages

English

Through direct service, members help increase access to 4-H enrichment opportunities, STEM education, career exploration, and other evidence-based youth development programs in communities where these resources are limited or not currently available. Members collaborate with local schools, community organizations, volunteers, and Extension professionals to strengthen youth outcomes and build local capacity for sustainable programming. This position provides a meaningful opportunity to serve Alabama communities while gaining professional experience in education, youth development, and public service.

Member Duties :

Provides direct service by delivering 4-H programming in school-day and after-school settings. Programming areas may include STEM, agriculture, environmental education, healthy living, civic engagement, leadership development, and workforce readiness. The AmeriCorps Member will facilitate hands-on learning opportunities to build life skills, collaborate with County 4-H Agents, recruit and engage youth participants, assist with program data collection and reporting, and supports 4-H events or other statewide initiatives that enhance youth engagement.

Program Benefits :