Career Coach JWA

Career coaches deliver individualized career services, including success planning and implementation, to residents enrolled in tanf, snap, and abawd programs to help them achieve family-Sustaining wages. Responsibilities also involve administering assessments, sharing labor market information, referring job seekers to resources, and maintaining accurate case files and reporting data.

Candidates need a bachelor's degree in a relevant field plus one year of case management experience, or an associate's degree with three or more years of case management experience, along with experience working with diverse adult populations. Required knowledge includes career counseling theories, organizational compliance, and specific guidelines for tanf, snap, and abawd programs.