Youth Development Floater: Programs & Tutoring Support

Kidsclub; San Francisco (CA); On-site; USD 31,684 - 34,440; Part time

Benefits offered by this job

Health benefits

401K with employer contribution

EAP

Job summary

Boys & Girls Clubs of San Francisco (BGCSF) seeks a Youth Development Coordinator Floater to support the Mission and Columbia Park Clubhouses. This role leads drop-in activities, tutoring, and structured youth programs for ages 6–18, while assisting with daily data entry and administrative tasks.

Under supervision, you’ll engage youth, promote academic success, and collaborate with volunteers to deliver quality programming, safety, and confidentiality across sites in San Francisco.

Qualifications

• Passion for working with youth ages 6–18.
• Previous work or volunteer experience in customer service, education, security, or community programs.
• Demonstrated communication, organizational, and self-starter abilities.
• Desire to co-facilitate and support teammates in program execution.

Responsibilities

• Engage and facilitate programs—run games, drop-in activities, homework help.
• Promote member success by encouraging academic and post-secondary planning.
• Maintain safety and confidentiality across all Club sites.
• Support administrative tracking with daily program attendance and reporting data.
• Collaborate with tutors and volunteers on educational improvements.

Skills

Youth development

Communication

Team collaboration

Self-starter

Education

Early Childhood Development

1+ year youth experience

Tools

Data entry

Job description

Boys & Girls Clubs of San Francisco (BGCSF) seeks a Youth Development Coordinator Floater to support the Mission and Columbia Park Clubhouses. This role leads drop-in activities, tutoring, and structured youth programs for ages 6–18, while assisting with daily data entry and administrative tasks.

Under supervision, you’ll engage youth, promote academic success, and collaborate with volunteers to deliver quality programming, safety, and confidentiality across sites in San Francisco.