Baltimore Blueprint Career Coach & Grants Specialist II

Mayor and City Council of Baltimore; United States; On-site; USD 41,000 - 64,000; Full time

Job summary

The City of Baltimore is seeking a Maryland Blueprint Career Counselor who will deliver 1:1 and group career advising to middle and high school students, in partnership with MOED and Baltimore City Public Schools. The role advances Blueprint for Maryland's Future goals by guiding students toward college and career pathways.

You will work with school staff, industry partners, and families to build career readiness, coordinate work-based learning, and track outcomes for state reports.

Qualifications

• Bachelor's degree in a relevant field
• Two years of direct experience with youth
• Equivalency may be substituted if related to duties
• Preference for youth development certification

Responsibilities

• Provide career advising and help create career plans
• Support high-risk/underserved students with job readiness skills
• Expose students to career options early and often
• Monitor student experiences through work-based learning
• Leverage YouthWorks/Grads2Careers resources through MOED and City Schools
• Make referrals to supportive services
• Maintain records and compile data for reports
• Coordinate mock interviews and resume workshops
• Collaborate with school teams for student success
• Perform other duties as assigned

Skills

Youth development

Career coaching

Interpersonal skills

Analytical writing

Oral communication

Presentation skills

Data management

Education

Bachelor's degree

Tools

Word processing

Spreadsheets

Database applications

Job description

The City of Baltimore is seeking a Maryland Blueprint Career Counselor who will deliver 1:1 and group career advising to middle and high school students, in partnership with MOED and Baltimore City Public Schools. The role advances Blueprint for Maryland's Future goals by guiding students toward college and career pathways.

You will work with school staff, industry partners, and families to build career readiness, coordinate work-based learning, and track outcomes for state reports.