Part-Time School Based Prevention Educator

Indiana Center for Prevention of Youth Abuse and Suicide; Indianapolis (IN); On-site; USD 23,000 - 32,000; Part time

Benefits offered by this job

Mileage reimbursement

Paid training

Paid time off for part-time employees

Job summary

The Indiana Center for Prevention of Youth Abuse and Suicide (ICPYAS) is seeking a Part-Time School-Based Prevention Educator to deliver established child safety curricula in local schools and youth settings within Greater Indianapolis and surrounding Central Indiana communities.

Responsibilities include preparing materials, facilitating age-appropriate lessons, coordinating with school staff, and documenting program activities.

Qualifications

• Experience in education, youth development, social work, or related field.
• Strong presentation and classroom facilitation skills.
• Comfort discussing child safety, body safety, suicide prevention, and digital safety with youth.
• Ability to engage students and collaborate with school staff.
• Willingness to follow established curricula and reporting procedures.
• Reliable transportation and ability to work at assigned schools.

Responsibilities

• Deliver established prevention curricula in schools and youth-serving settings.
• Prepare presentation materials and facilitate age-appropriate lessons.
• Work with school staff and complete program documentation.
• Communicate with the program team and participate in trainings and meetings.

Skills

Presentation skills

Classroom facilitation

Youth engagement

Communication

Education

Associate or Bachelor’s degree

Tools

Email

Spreadsheets

Digital reporting tools

Job description

Child Safety Specialist: Part-Time School-Based Prevention Educator

Company Description

The Indiana Center for Prevention of Youth Abuse and Suicide (ICPYAS) is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit based in Central Indiana. We help young people recognize unsafe situations, seek help, and build the skills to protect themselves and others.

Our programs include Childhelp Speak Up Be Safe, Signs of Suicide, and NetSmartz, along with adult prevention trainings such as Stewards of Children® and QPR. Through partnerships with schools and community organizations, we provide practical education focused on child abuse prevention, suicide prevention, and digital safety.

Learn more at www.indianaprevention.org.

Role Description

We’re looking for a caring, engaging educator who is comfortable leading a classroom and discussing sensitive topics with young people.

The Child Safety Specialist delivers established prevention curricula in schools and youth-serving settings throughout Greater Indianapolis and surrounding Central Indiana communities. Responsibilities include preparing presentation materials, facilitating age-appropriate lessons, working with school staff, completing program documentation, and communicating with the program team.

Presentations follow established curricula and organizational procedures. Paid training is provided—you do not need prior experience with our specific programs.

Schedule, Compensation, and Benefits

• $20 per hour.
• Primarily weekday, daytime work during the school year.
• Approximately 15–20 hours per week when programming is scheduled; hours vary and are not guaranteed.
• Hours may be limited during school breaks and summer.
• Travel to assigned schools is required; mileage reimbursement is provided.
• Paid training and paid time off for part-time employees, subject to organizational policy.
• Occasional staff meetings, additional training, and community programming. Availability and expectations will be discussed during the hiring process.

Qualifications

• Experience in education, youth development, social work, counseling, public health, or a related field.
• Strong presentation and classroom facilitation skills.
• Comfort discussing child abuse prevention, body safety, suicide prevention, and digital safety in a sensitive, developmentally appropriate manner.
• Ability to engage students and build positive working relationships with school staff and colleagues.
• Willingness to learn and consistently follow established curricula, reporting procedures, and safety protocols.
• Strong organizational skills, dependability, and clear communication.
• Commitment to confidentiality, professional boundaries, and youth safety.
• Reliable transportation and availability to work at assigned school locations.
• Basic proficiency with email, spreadsheets, and digital reporting tools.
• An associate or bachelor’s degree in a related field, or an equivalent combination of education and relevant experience.
• Ability to complete required background checks and program training.

This position may be a good fit for a former or retired educator, an experienced youth worker, or someone seeking meaningful part-time work primarily during the school day.