Bilingual Social Services Trainee (Korean) – Public Welfare

State of Illinois; Chicago (IL); Presencial; USD 53.000 - 72.000; Jornada completa

Ventajas ofrecidas por este puesto de trabajo

Health, Life, Dental, Vision insurance

Flexible work schedules

Paid holidays

Descripción de la vacante

The State of Illinois, Department of Human Services, invites applications for the Social Services Career Trainee (41320) position at the Northside FCRC Office in Chicago. This on-site role provides on-the-job training for six to twelve months to learn public assistance caseload management, including TANF, MANG, AABD, SNAP, and related programs.

Successful candidates will be able to speak, read and write Korean, and should have a four-year college education (preferably in social sciences).

Formación

• Requires knowledge, skill, and mental development equivalent to completion of four (4) years of college, preferably with courses in social science or a related field.
• Requires the ability to speak, read and write Korean at a colloquial skill level.

Responsabilidades

• Receives on the job training for six to twelve months to develop the knowledge, understanding and practical skills needed to manage a public assistance caseload such as TANF, TANF-related programs, and SNAP.
• Informs clients of changes in welfare programs and encourages participation in these programs.
• Receives training in records and updating case status changes (address, unit, budget, SNAP, medical eligibility).
• Translates functions/procedures into Korean for individuals who cannot speak or read English and may refer to community organizations.

Conocimientos

Korean language

Educación

Four-year college degree

Descripción del empleo

The State of Illinois, Department of Human Services, invites applications for the Social Services Career Trainee (41320) position at the Northside FCRC Office in Chicago. This on-site role provides on-the-job training for six to twelve months to learn public assistance caseload management, including TANF, MANG, AABD, SNAP, and related programs.

Successful candidates will be able to speak, read and write Korean, and should have a four-year college education (preferably in social sciences).