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Jersey Cares is seeking volunteer Skills Trainers in Newark, NJ to mentor underserved young adults aged 16-24. As a Skills Trainer, you will facilitate 90-minute training sessions, supporting youth in achieving their college and career goals. This role requires training and facilitation skills, and you will work in a classroom-like setting with Service Scholars over an 8-12 week commitment.
The position supports skill development in communication, leadership, and program management, with a background check required at no cost. Flexible scheduling options are available.
Through civic engagement, training and mentorship, underserved young adults in Newark, NJ will develop employability skills and move closer to their college and career goals. We are seeking professionals, like you, to participate as volunteer Skills Trainers. Who is a Skills Trainer? Experienced professionals and community members who possess training and facilitation skills and are willing to use their talent in Newark.
What will I do as a Skills Trainer?
What is the average time commitment for a Skills Trainer? A Skills Trainer will facilitate 90 minutes each week to a group of Service Scholars over the duration of a cohort, typically an 8‑12 week commitment. However, you can commit to a longer or shorter window of time, to meet your needs.
Note: This volunteer opportunity requires a criminal background check, at no cost to you.
Sign up for a training today or call Greg Tarnacki, ServiceWorks Program Coordinator at (973) 533-1993 ext. 20 to learn more about scheduling a time or date that works for you.
Experienced professionals and community members who possess training and facilitation skills and are willing to use their talent in Newark.
This position is a volunteer position to support under‑served youth ages 16‑24 in either a high school or job training/GED situation in Newark. Scholars can be mentored via Skype, telephone, conference call, group chat, text or other means; however, we recommend you meet them in person during the course of the mentoring process.