Pacific Islander Education Mentor (Part-Time)

Samoa Pacific Development Corporation; Portland (OR); Hybrid; USD 27,552 - 38,572; Part time

Benefits offered by this job

Paid Leave Oregon

OregonSaves retirement plan

Monthly cell phone stipend

Paid time off accrued based on hours

Job summary

Samoa Pacific Development Corporation in Portland, OR, is seeking an Education Mentor to guide and tutor high school students from Pacific Islander backgrounds, fostering academic and leadership skills through one-on-one and small-group mentoring.

The role emphasizes cultural responsiveness and collaboration with families, with duties including attendance, reporting, and supporting program activities; remote work as assigned and pay of $20/hour.

Qualifications

• High School Diploma or equivalent (GED, Certificates, or relevant experience)
• Experience in youth programs, community work, or education, preferably secondary education
• Experience working with Samoan communities and other Pacific Islander groups
• Good communication skills: writing and speaking in English
• Flexible and able to adapt to changing circumstances, and capable of self-direction
• Experience with computer technology, Microsoft Suite, Google Drive, social media, and willingness to learn other software applications
• Meet requirements as required by the state and school districts
• Professional, culturally responsive, and compassionate about Pacific Islander community building

Responsibilities

• Attend orientation and required trainings
• Attend all scheduled program sessions on the day(s) agreed upon
• Maintain good attendance; notify coordinator if late or absent
• Log hours worked in payroll system on time
• Mentor students on assignments and program activities to develop leadership and academic skills
• Help improve student attendance and school performance
• Assist in evaluating student performance and creating success plans
• Maintain required reports and provide feedback to staff
• Complete mandatory courses and policies set by school districts and Pacific Islander Coalition
• Assist with other tasks supporting mentoring and program activities

Skills

Communication

Youth program experience

Cultural responsiveness

Self-direction

Flexible/adaptable

Bilingual Samoan/English

Microsoft Suite

Google Drive

Social media

Education

High School Diploma or equivalent

Bachelor's degree in progress

Tools

Microsoft Office

Google Drive

Job description

Samoa Pacific Development Corporation in Portland, OR, is seeking an Education Mentor to guide and tutor high school students from Pacific Islander backgrounds, fostering academic and leadership skills through one-on-one and small-group mentoring.

The role emphasizes cultural responsiveness and collaboration with families, with duties including attendance, reporting, and supporting program activities; remote work as assigned and pay of $20/hour.