Madison Square Boys & Girls Club·New York
The coordinator is responsible for planning, implementing, and evaluating recreational programs and special events for teenagers. They also provide individual guidance and ensure the facility remains a safe and clean environment.
The After School Program Teen Center Coordinator (011) is responsible for planning, organizing, conducting and evaluating teen programs, activities, & events and providing individual guidance and referrals as needed. We are offering an exciting opportunity for an After School Program Teen Center Coordinator (011) at our Thomas S. Murphy Clubhouse (011) located in Brooklyn, NY.
This is a part-time position working 20-25 hours a week Monday through Friday in the afternoon and evening.
Essential Duties and Responsibilities for the After School Program Teen Center Coordinator (011) Position:
Plan, develop & implement recreation programs, special events and leisure activities.
Administer recreation programs to ensure that programs are delivered within guidelines and budgets.
Promote recreational programs in order to ensure that members are aware of available opportunities and activities.
Ensure recreation facilities are maintained in order to ensure a safe, clean and appropriate environment for recreation activities.
Required Skills/Knowledge for the After School Program Teen Center Coordinator (011) Position:
A high school diploma required; some college experience and at least 1 year of experience in youth development preferred.
Demonstrated ability to plan and conduct recreational programs and services.
Ability to communicate effectively with teenagers from diverse backgrounds as well as a range of other organizational personnel in a courteous and professional manner.
Must be highly motivated and dedicated to the organizational mission.
Strong written and verbal communication skills are essential.
We offer a professional work environment and supplemental benefits package for the After School Program Teen Center Coordinator (011) position.
A high school diploma is required, with some college experience and at least one year of youth development experience preferred. Candidates must demonstrate the ability to communicate effectively with diverse teenagers and be dedicated to the organizational mission.
Market context
In New York, after-school and teen center positions are often driven by school-year programming needs and community-based youth services, so candidates with direct youth development experience tend to stand out. This role is competitive because it asks for strong communication with diverse teenagers, mission alignment, and a high school diploma, with some college and youth experience preferred. Review the AI-summarized requirements and benefits here to save time, then tailor your application to show relevant teen engagement, conflict de-escalation, and program support experience.