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Common Wealth Development seeks a Youth Employment Coordinator to lead Madison-area youth workforce programming, deliver financial education, job placement, and mentoring, and build school and business partnerships. The role requires evening/weekend hours and a valid driver's license with daily car access.
A $2,000 annual bonus is offered for Spanish and/or Hmong proficiency. The position emphasizes collaboration with Madison Metropolitan School District and external partners to provide
Common Wealth Development is seeking a motivated, energetic team member to join our Youth Workforce Development team. This individual will focus on youth workforce development programming for Madison-area high school youth. This includes working directly with teens and helping to deliver our employment and financial education, job placement, and mentoring programs to youth facing barriers to employment. This position is also responsible for building and maintaining crucial relationships with school partners and local businesses to support Experiential Learning programs through Madison Metropolitan School District. This is a full-time position with some evening and weekend hours required, with two days per month requiring evening hours. Hourly wage is $24.00 per hour, with full benefits. Applicants are required to have a valid driver’s license and daily access to an insured car. Common Wealth Development offers a $2000.00 (annual) bonus to employees who demonstrate proficiency in Spanish and/or Hmong.
Common Wealth Development values diverse life experience in its hiring process and is an Equal Opportunity Employer. Bilingual, bicultural, and people of color are strongly encouraged to apply. We value the work of our local schools and educators, and graduates of Madison area high schools are strongly encouraged to apply. Our team is diverse in every sense of the word, but united in our linked fate, shared prosperity, and our commitment to an upstream approach to racial justice, health equity and violence prevention.