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Education Jobs NJ is seeking a dedicated JESPY Vocational Job Coach to support clients through skill development, employment partnerships, and mentorship phases. The role involves daily client monitoring, coordinating with employers, and facilitating job readiness activities.
You will prepare clients for work environments, help identify opportunities, and maintain relationships with employers to expand job placement options.
JESPY Vocational Job Coach will support the vision and mission of the agency. Vocational Coaches are responsible for the day-to-day monitoring and transitioning of clients while in the Skill Development, Employee Partnership and Mentorship PhaseWhile monitoring a client more closely through their respective journeys in the areas of skill development, job partnership and mentorship in job performance, clients have a better chance for success. Coaches will cross train in all areas of the Client Development Department. Each coordinator will be assigned as needed among the three phases. During Phase I, Skill Development,coordinators focusing on TSITES can be more productive focusing on skill development. During Phase II and III, the transition coordinator will focus on both the Employee Partnership and Mentorship Phase when employment readiness is reached. With the coordinators focusing on both Job Placement opportunities and Mentorship we can provide a better sense of support for clients.
Assist in the organization and implementation of two Job Opportunity Fairs per year. This event will bring together private, corporate and nonprofit organizations interested in hired the learning and developmentally disabled population.
Interact with community relative to the awareness and opportunities for learning and developmentally disabled population.
Bachelor's degree
Must complete 12 hrs. continuing education credits as DDD requirement via the College of Direct Support
Must complete 8 hrs. additional continuing educational credits in areas of "best practices"
DDD Shifting Expectations
Prevention of Abuse, Neglect and Exploitation
DDD Life Threatening Emergencies (Danielle's Law)
2 plus years' experience working with adults with learning and developmental disabilities.
Excellent communication skills and ability to foster community partnerships and relationships with people across a spectrum of intellectual and developmental disabilities.
Ability to exercise sound judgement and respond quickly to crises and emergencies; ability to prevent or minimize crises.
Conflict resolution skills.
Excellent computer skills including a working knowledge of MS Word, Excel.
Must be available for coverage on some weekends and after 5pm when required.
Valid driving license is required.
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