Youth Entrepreneurship Workshop Lead

Bay Area Community Resources (BACR); San Francisco (CA); On-site; USD 60,000 - 90,000; Full time

Job summary

Bay Area Community Resources (BACR) is hiring to supervise and lead entrepreneurial training and technical assistance for BACR youth programs in San Francisco. The role focuses on mentorship, stakeholder collaboration, and community outreach to build a strong network for BACR entrepreneurs.

The position requires leadership, organized program delivery, and effective communication with diverse youth populations, including undocumented/immigrant youth.

Qualifications

• 1+ years supervision experience.
• Experience with youth and transitional aged youth.
• Spanish fluency preferred.
• Strong organization and leadership skills.
• Excellent oral and written communication skills.

Responsibilities

• Coordinate, supervise and lead Entrepreneurship Business Development Training and Technical Assistance, including coaching, mentorship and incubation supports.
• Develop and maintain partner relationships to build entrepreneurial reputation and network of support for BACR Entrepreneurs.
• Conduct marketing and program promotion, update social media, and outreach and recruitment.
• Manage case files, funding/progress reports, and timely payments of grantees.
• Plan and host SEED pitch events and BACR community events.
• Coordinate and supervise job readiness and life skills workshops for incoming youth participants.
• Ensure documentation of training attendance and survey data.
• Provide external workshop services upon request.
• Supervise a small team of youth facilitators and monitor their performance.

Skills

Supervision experience

Youth development

Spanish

Organization

Leadership

Job description

Bay Area Community Resources (BACR) is hiring to supervise and lead entrepreneurial training and technical assistance for BACR youth programs in San Francisco. The role focuses on mentorship, stakeholder collaboration, and community outreach to build a strong network for BACR entrepreneurs.

The position requires leadership, organized program delivery, and effective communication with diverse youth populations, including undocumented/immigrant youth.