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Boys & Girls Clubs of Utah County & Southern Utah is seeking a part-time Youth Development Professional (YDP) to join the afterschool team. With a focus on building connections with youth, the YDP will create a safe and engaging environment for young people to learn and grow.
Responsibilities include leading activities, supporting social-emotional growth, and maintaining organized program spaces. Ideal candidates should have experience working with youth and strong communication skills.
This position offers flexible hours, including afternoons during the school year, and aims to make a positive impact in the community.
Boys & Girls Clubs of Utah County & Southern Utah
Locations: Washington County (Washington, Sandstone, Legacy, Paradise Canyon, Red Mountain, Sunset Elementary)
Pay: $15–$18 per hour
Schedule: Approximately 15–22 hours per week, afternoons during the school year
School Year: August 2026 – May 2027
Summer Opportunities: Available in select areas
Do you enjoy working with youth and making a positive impact in your community? Boys & Girls Clubs of Utah County & Southern Utah is seeking energetic, caring, and dependable Youth Development Professionals (YDPs) to join our afterschool team.
As a YDP, you will create meaningful connections with youth while providing a safe, supportive, and engaging environment where young people can learn, grow, and thrive. This is a rewarding opportunity for individuals interested in education, youth development, recreation, social work, or anyone passionate about making a difference.
Typical program hours include:
Monday–Thursday
Friday
In addition to program hours, staff are expected to attend:
Successful candidates are:
At Boys & Girls Clubs, you'll do more than supervise activities—you'll help inspire confidence, build character, and create opportunities for youth to reach their full potential. Join a team that is committed to making a lasting difference in the lives of children and teens every day.