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Goodwill Industries of San Diego County·El Centro, California
Career Advisor I · $21 - $23/hr
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Shaded band: the middle 50% of 2,541 posted teaching roles in California rates. This role sits in the 30th percentile.
Pay for this role is about 16% below the California median for similar positions.
The Career Advisor will greet and assess clients at the Community Employment Center while managing a caseload to provide job search coaching and resume assistance. They are also responsible for organizing job fairs, maintaining accurate client records in ETO, and promoting center resources to the community.
Do you want to gain valuable work experience?
Joining the Goodwill team could be a great fit for you!
At Goodwill we live and breathe our Core Values of Creativity, Credibility, and Collaboration.
We are a mission-integrated organization that is funded by resalable goods.
Last year alone, we were able to keep 10 million pounds of donated goods from hitting our landfills.
Through the reselling of donated items, we can provide job readiness training and employment opportunities to individuals with disabilities and barriers to employment.
Overview
Greets, assists, and follows up with clients interested in the services of Goodwill Industries of San Diego County’s Community Employment Centers. Ensures that clients know about the job search services offered by Goodwill Industries of San Diego County at the Center and helps to enroll clients into our centers. Responsible for helping the community employment center serve and assist designated amount of clients annually.
ESSENTIAL FUNCTIONS: Reasonable Accommodations Statement: To perform this job successfully, an individual must be able to perform each essential duty satisfactorily. Reasonable Accommodations may be made to enable qualified individuals with disabilities to perform the essential functions. Essential Functions Statements: Greets, assists, and assess the needs of clients who either call or visit the Community Employment Center. Helps to create a friendly, safe, productive environment for the job seeker. Maintains a caseload of clients helping them identify skills, completes Skill Assessment Action Plan, and coaches them through the job search process. Searches for job leads daily to assist job seekers with job search and updates Job boards accordingly. Coordinates and helps set up job fairs, employer panels, and all other CEC events. Assists with GISD Hiring Days by printing sign in sheets, printing applications, setting up the rooms for the event and informing job seekers of the services available in the CECs. Acts as a back-up for the CA IIs in conducting in person and virtual workshops. Provides assistance to clients in their job search by identifying appropriate job leads, by helping them in the application process, by providing training in resume building and interview skills. Follows up with clients by scheduling one-on-one appointments, calling clients to coach and encourage them in working on their action plan. Makes follow up calls to clients to reminds them of appointments at the center, attendance to workshops, and to see if employment has been secured. Enrolls job seekers in Job Readiness Certificate Program no less than two monthly. Submit no less than two success stories (with a photograph) a month of job seekers who have used the services and obtained employment. Maintains accurate records of clients by updating files and inputting information into ETO. Reviews placements in ETO bi-monthly, monthly, quarterly, and annually to ensure that information is accurately inputted and consistent with client files. Organizes and maintains the operations of the center by updating job boards, assembling client files, ordering supplies, setting up computer stations, and keeping the center clean and orderly. Assists in the outreach to the community to promote the resources of the Community Employment Center to potential clients. Performs other miscellaneous duties as assigned or directed.
SKILLS AND ABILITIES: Education: AA, BA, or BS preferred.
Candidates should possess one to two years of relevant experience and strong computer skills, including proficiency in MS Office. An Associate, Bachelor, or equivalent degree is preferred for this role.
Market context
Career Advisor I roles in California commonly value experience supporting job seekers, education or workforce programs, and strong administrative technology skills. Competition may be stronger for candidates who combine one to two years of relevant experience with MS Office proficiency and an Associate or Bachelor degree. Before applying, compare your background with the posting’s requirements; this platform’s AI summaries of original job descriptions highlight requirements and benefits, saving research time.