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Tarheel ChalleNGe Academy program in North Carolina seeks a Youth Program/Education Assistant I (S) to mentor, advise, and teach cadets while upholding program standards. The role acts as front-line supervisor for academy life and documents incidents during shifts.
The position focuses on guiding 16–18 year olds, identifying behavior issues, and ensuring a safe, structured environment as part of a temporary assignment with responsibilities including documentation and reporting.
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