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OPPORTUNITY!
CSF AmeriCorps |
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- Work with middle school students!
- Gain experience and earn an education award of $5,350.00 for continued education or loan repayment!
- Gain experience working in the field of education!
- Help youth attain their educational goals!
- Early applicants will be given interview priority!
Learn More
View the job description:
Please Note: Start date for these positions is August 23, 2010. First full week is required training.
Apply
Complete the interactive application in WORD, save it and email it to us, OR complete the PDF version, scan and attach via email, or fax to Human Resources.
Email: AmeriCorps@collegesuccessfoundation.org
Fax: 425-416-2001 Attn: Human Resources
Overview
AmeriCorps – College and Career Coach (CACC) is a national service program managed by College Success Foundation in Issaquah, WA. This results-driven program provides the opportunity for 20 people to become involved in service communities by providing support to youth and families at-risk.
CSF AmeriCorps members will serve middle schools in Seattle School District, Highline School District, Tacoma School District and Yakima School District. Service responsibilities include college awareness, advising, and readiness support in 20 high needs middle schools. Members also provide outreach to student and their families and recruit volunteers for their sponsor sites.
Position Summary
In the College and Career Coach (CACC) position, the CSF AmeriCorps member will work with middle school staff to provide college readiness programming to designated Washington State school districts. Students will receive targeted support to increase academic attainment with the overall goal of developing a college going culture for low income and minority students. The CACC will partner with schools to implement college prep curriculum, academic enrichment activities, mentorship and social skills/leadership development. The CACC will work in a collaborative manner with counselors, teachers and College Success Foundation staff to provide college access/readiness support services for middle school, college bound scholars. Twenty positions are available within the Highline, Seattle, Tacoma, and Yakima school districts.