Berlin Extended Day Center Workshop Facilitator (Berlin Elementary School)

Washington Central Unified Union School District; Berlin (VT); On-site; USD 7,400 - 11,000; Part time

Job summary

The Berlin Extended Day Center at Berlin Elementary School in Berlin, Vermont, part of the Washington Central Unified Union School District, is hiring Workshop Facilitators for the 26-27 school year. Facilitators lead after-school workshops one day per week for each session, with opportunities to apply for additional workshops.

Position is part-time; compensation is $50 per day. Facilitators will engage K–6 learners across sessions and help bridge classroom learning with community programs.

Qualifications

• Educational credentials: Experienced teacher or equivalent professional experience in Arts, Technology, Engineering, Culture, Creative Expression, Agriculture and Outdoor Education, Youth Development, Community-based learning, or Experiential Education.
• Facilitation Skills: Proven ability to lead groups, manage classroom dynamics, and deliver complex content engagingly.
• Youth Advocacy: Deep commitment to youth development, restorative practice, and youth-centered supervision.

Responsibilities

• Lead after-school workshops and third-space programs, interfacing with K–6 students and community learners.
• Assist in training high school-age trainees and interns in facilitation and leadership.
• Act as lead facilitator, mentor, and program shepherd to translate workshops into meaningful skill-building.

Education

Experienced teacher or equivalent professional experience across arts/tech/education

Job description

Berlin Extended Day Center Workshop Facilitator (Berlin Elementary School)

Washington Central Unified Union School District Berlin Elementary School - Berlin, Vermont Open in Google Maps

Job Details

Job ID: 5881189

Application Deadline: Posted until filled

Posted: Aug 11, 2026 12:00 AM (UTC)

Starting Date: Sep 30, 2026

Job Description

WCUUSD is currently recruiting Workshop Facilitators for school year 26-27 for our Berlin Extended Day Center.

Workshops are contracted for one (1) day a week for the length of each session. Workshop Facilitators can apply for more than one workshop a week.

Session 1: September 8th - November 19th

Session 2: November 30- February 17th

Session 3: March 8th- June 4th

Workshop Facilitators are responsible for leading workshops during extended day and third space programs. Facilitators will lead innovative workshops for multiple grade levels (depending on site and need). Workshop Facilitators at the Berlin Extended Day Center will interface with K-6th grade learners, summer camp and programs, or other community learning series.

Workshop Facilitators will be creative practitioners, facilitating not only the learning and experience of workshop participants, but may also support the training of high school-age youth trainees and interns who are practicing facilitation and leadership through these workshops.

Instructors will be someone who elevates the leadership and voice of young people in our school community, while preparing supporting engaging, inter-disciplinary, FUN workshops.

This role is perfect for an industry and community expert, an experiential educator, youth development practitioner, or professional who excels at bridging the gap between classrooms and real-world application. You will serve as the lead facilitator, mentor, and program shepherd for afterschool workshops, ensuring that every workshop translates into meaningful skill-building for our students.

Position Type: Part-time

Salary: $50 to $50 Per Day

Job Categories:

Athletics & Activities > After School Programs

Welcome to Berlin Elementary School

Berlin Elementary School is in the town of Berlin. It serves approximately 200 pre-K through 6 grade students.

Job Requirements

• We are looking for candidates who bring a blend of expertise and professional experience.
  Educational Credentials: Experienced teacher OR an individual with equivalent professional experience in a variety of programming, including the Arts, Technology, Engineering, Culture, Creative Expression, Agriculture and Outdoor Education, Youth Development, Community-based learning, or Experiential Education.
  Facilitation Skills: Proven ability to lead groups, manage classroom dynamics, and deliver complex content in an engaging, accessible manner.
  Youth Advocacy: A deep commitment to youth development, community building, restorative practice, and a youth centered approach to supervising young adults in a professional setting.
  Organization: Strong project management skills with the ability to handle administrative tasks alongside direct instruction.

Contact Information

• Celia Guggemos
• 372 Paine Turnpike North
• Berlin, Vermont 05602
• Phone: [phone]
• Fax: [phone]
• Email: [e-mail]

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