GOODWILL INDUSTRIES GROUP·Gary, Indiana
The Career Advisor manages youth participants by determining eligibility, conducting assessments, and developing career pathway plans to facilitate employment or education. They also provide ongoing support, maintain accurate case files, and collaborate with community partners to ensure program performance standards are met.
Candidates must possess an associate degree in a related field and at least two years of relevant experience. Strong counseling, organizational, and data entry skills are required to effectively support youth customers.
Market context
In Indiana, WIOA out-of-school youth career advisor roles are typically driven by ongoing demand for staff who can guide youth through education, training, and employment pathways. These positions are competitive because they combine counseling, case management, and accurate data entry, and this posting requires an associate degree plus at least two years of relevant experience. Before applying, review the AI-summarized requirements and benefits on this platform to save time, then tailor your resume to show youth-facing advising, organization, and documentation skills.