Youth Civic Leadership Advisor

Puebloymca; Pueblo West (CO); On-site; USD 25,000 - 28,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Free YMCA staff membership

Program discounts

Paid sick leave

Employee assistance program

Retirement benefits 12%

Job summary

Pueblo YMCA is seeking Advisors for the Colorado Youth and Government program. Advisors mentor delegates, teach the legislative process, and supervise at conferences, helping youths develop civic engagement and critical thinking.

The role requires 21+ years old, employment by a school, and strong communication with students and parents; training in child safety is required, with in-person attendance at delegation meetings and annual conferences.

Qualifications

• Must be at least 21 years old.
• Employed by a public, charter, or private school for middle or high school.
• Able to communicate clearly with participants, parents and supervisors.
• Observant, safety conscious and able to react calmly in emergencies.
• Able to think abstractly, solve problems and decide quickly under stress.
• Attend Pueblo YMCA Child Sexual Abuse Prevention Training.
• Duties include attending delegation meetings and preparing task calendars.

Responsibilities

• Create a positive environment for personal development and community.
• Provide training in understanding the legislative process.
• Develop critical thinking and analytical abilities.
• Deliver role modeling in the legislative process.
• Coordinate all administrative paperwork (registration, Code of Conduct).
• Disseminate information from the State Director and accompany delegation to conferences.
• Ensure adherence to the Code of Conduct at all times.

Skills

Effective communication

Safety awareness

Calm under pressure

Decision making

Mentoring

Public speaking

Job description

Pueblo YMCA is seeking Advisors for the Colorado Youth and Government program. Advisors mentor delegates, teach the legislative process, and supervise at conferences, helping youths develop civic engagement and critical thinking.

The role requires 21+ years old, employment by a school, and strong communication with students and parents; training in child safety is required, with in-person attendance at delegation meetings and annual conferences.