Youth Development Professional - Bethune

This role involves assisting in planning, organizing, and implementing programs focused on empowering members to make healthy choices, gain accurate knowledge about adolescent development, and develop coping mechanisms for stress, bullying, and trauma. Key duties include ensuring a safe, positive environment, tracking member progress, and fostering youth leadership and engagement through inclusive activities.

Minimum requirements start with a high school diploma or equivalent, with mandatory completion of cpr, first aid, and mandated report training within six months. Higher levels require increasing college credits, specific dcf-Approved classes, and relevant experience ranging from 6 months to 320 hours in licensed programs, with a bachelor's degree preferred for the highest level.