Job opportunity
Pathways Education Youth Worker
PCRS
Help Surrey youth pursue academic and social goals through Pathways to Education programming, individualized support, and relationship building. Evening work is mandatory.
As a Youth Outreach Worker with Pacific Community Resources Society, you will support youth across Guildford and Whalley communities. The four-month, 35-hour weekly position involves case management, group facilitation, tutoring, mentoring, and collaboration. You will connect with diverse youth, including Indigenous, newcomer, and LGBTQ youth, while liaising with families, school personnel, and community staff.
Key Responsibilities:
Identify youth goals, strengths, concerns, and participation needs
Support engagement in tutoring and mentoring programs
Facilitate group programming and individualized case management
Develop resources for varied learning styles, abilities, and needs
Mentor volunteers in effective tutoring and mentoring techniques
Requirements:
Two years’ experience working with diverse youth populations
Two-year diploma in Child and Youth Care or related field
Training or experience with special needs or language learners
Experience providing one-to-one case management in education preferred
Bachelor’s degree in Child and Youth Care preferred
Use youth engagement, educational planning, and mentoring skills to strengthen Pathways programming with PCRS in Surrey.
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Apply on source site As a Youth Outreach Worker with Pacific Community Resources Society, you will support youth across Guildford and Whalley communities. The four-month, 35-hour weekly position involves case management, group facilitation, tutoring, mentoring, and collaboration. You will connect with diverse youth, including Indigenous, newcomer, and LGBTQ youth, while liaising with families, school personnel, and community staff.
Key Responsibilities:
Identify youth goals, strengths, concerns, and participation needs
Support engagement in tutoring and mentoring programs
Facilitate group programming and individualized case management
Develop resources for varied learning styles, abilities, and needs
Mentor volunteers in effective tutoring and mentoring techniques
Requirements:
Two years’ experience working with diverse youth populations
Two-year diploma in Child and Youth Care or related field
Training or experience with special needs or language learners
Experience providing one-to-one case management in education preferred
Bachelor’s degree in Child and Youth Care preferred
Use youth engagement, educational planning, and mentoring skills to strengthen Pathways programming with PCRS in Surrey.
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