Student Success Coach: College Access for Teens

Commonpoint Queens; Fyffe (AL); On-site; USD 19,000 - 26,000; Part time

Job summary

Commonpoint Queens is seeking a Youth Leader at Flushing High School to provide peer-to-peer college counseling during lunch, advisory, and after-school hours. You will create and deliver workshops on college access for grades 9–12 and participate in weekly staff meetings and the Summer Institute.

The role is part-time (10 hours weekly) within a holistic youth services framework, supporting students to plan for college and careers while representing the Student Success Center well.

Qualifications

• Working Papers
• On track to graduate and high academic attendance
• Motivated, responsible, and hardworking team player that is willing to learn and work well with students and staff
• Written recommendation from a teacher or guidance counselor
• Committed to attending college
• Bilingual preferred

Responsibilities

• Provide peer-to-peer college counseling during lunch, advisory, and/or after school hours
• Create and deliver workshops around college access (grades 9-12)
• Actively participate in weekly staff meetings after school
• Attend the Youth Leader Summer Institute and Conferences throughout the year
• Conduct outreach and recruitment regarding college services, trips, and events
• Complete all necessary paperwork and data entry to ensure high quality counseling
• Serve as a constant positive representative of the Student Success Center/College Office
• Work 10 hours per week
• Other duties as assigned

Education

On track to graduate

Job description

Commonpoint Queens is seeking a Youth Leader at Flushing High School to provide peer-to-peer college counseling during lunch, advisory, and after-school hours. You will create and deliver workshops on college access for grades 9–12 and participate in weekly staff meetings and the Summer Institute.

The role is part-time (10 hours weekly) within a holistic youth services framework, supporting students to plan for college and careers while representing the Student Success Center well.