County 4-H Agent: Lead Youth Education & Community Programs

Georgia 4-H; Athens (GA); On-site; USD 48,000 - 64,000; Full time

Job summary

Georgia 4-H seeks a Brantley County 4-H Agent to lead county 4-H programming in cooperation with CAES‑Southeast District staff. The role focuses on delivering educational programs in schools, afterschool, and at district events, and involves travel, community collaboration, and youth development leadership.

You will work with advisory groups, public officials, and community partners to analyze needs and develop engaging programs, including evening and weekend commitments and driver‑license

Qualifications

• Master’s degree in Agriculture or related area is required.
• A Bachelor’s degree is acceptable for a Public Service Provisional appointment.

Responsibilities

• Develops a plan of work that is equitable in meeting the needs of the county’s varied socio-economic population.
• Ensures the Civil Rights/Equal Opportunity plan of UGA Cooperative Extension is followed and that volunteers and clientele understand Cooperative Extension offers educational programs, assistance, and materials to all people without regard to race, ethnicity, national origin, color, gender, sexual orientation, religion, age, disability, or veteran status.
• Develops and conducts relevant interdisciplinary programs with other staff members based on critical issues.
• Collaborates with other agencies and community groups to plan and implement programs.
• Demonstrates personal interest and involvement in the community by participating in and supporting civic/community activities/organizations and networking with community leaders.

Education

Master’s degree in Agriculture or related area

Bachelor’s degree acceptable for Public Service Provisional appointment

Job description

Georgia 4-H seeks a Brantley County 4-H Agent to lead county 4-H programming in cooperation with CAES‑Southeast District staff. The role focuses on delivering educational programs in schools, afterschool, and at district events, and involves travel, community collaboration, and youth development leadership.

You will work with advisory groups, public officials, and community partners to analyze needs and develop engaging programs, including evening and weekend commitments and driver‑license