About the role

Note: Full-time hours available during summer months only, part-time is year-round.

Youth Development Professionals (YDPs) are responsible for overseeing the delivery of targeted youth development programming in one or more of the five program areas: Education & Career Development; Health & Life Skills; Character & Leadership; Sports, Fitness & Recreation; and Arts & Innovation (STEAM).

Youth Development Professionals are expected to implement targeted programming along with ensuring a safe environment for the youth. The Youth Development Professional will report to the Branch Director of the assigned location.

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