About this role
Job Description:
Title: Work-Based Learning (WBL) Coordinator (In-School Youth)
Salary: $60,000 + benefits
Classification: Non-exempt
Scope of Position: The Work-Based Learning (WBL) Coordinator (In-School Youth) develops employer partnerships and work-based learning opportunities for participants in the HGCY In-School Youth Pilot. The role coordinates internships, micro-internships, industry tours, and employer events, and monitors worksites. The Work-Based Learning (WBL) Coordinator (In-School Youth) works with Youth Career Advisors (In-School Youth), schools, and employers to match participants with experiences aligned to their career interests.
Essential Functions:
- Build relationships with employers, industry partners, schools, colleges, and community organizations
- Recruit employers for WBL, internships, micro-internships, industry tours, job shadowing, and career exploration activities
- Develop WBL and micro-internship opportunities aligned with participants’ career pathways and fields of study
- Coordinate employer speakers, industry tours, job shadowing, and other employer engagement activities
- Work with Youth Career Advisor (In-School Youth) to match participants with opportunities, coordinate referrals, and share placement information with Advisors and program leadership
- Develop employer connections for Summer Jobs and other youth employment initiatives.
- Support participant and employer onboarding for WBL activities
- Monitor worksites, participant progress, and employer feedback; share findings with Advisors to inform case management and career planning
- Resolve worksite concerns with Advisors and the Program Manager (In-School Youth).
- Maintain employer, opportunity, and worksite records, and document activities accurately
- Track employer recruitment and engagement, industry tours, WBL placements, completions, and outcomes; report results to the Program Manager (In-School Youth)
- Help graduating participants connect with WBL, employment, and other career opportunities
- Help plan and deliver senior-year career immersion activities, including developing and monitoring career-aligned micro-internships
- Participate in staff meetings, program planning, training, and service improvement efforts
- Follow EDSI and program policies and procedures
Education and Experience Requirements:
- Bachelor’s degree in business, workforce development, human resources, education, communications, or a related field preferred, or equivalent experience
- Experience in employer engagement, business services, workforce development, recruiting, human resources, career services, or a related field highly desirable
- Experience building professional relationships with employers and community partners
- Experience coordinating internships, WBL, employment opportunities, career events, or similar activities preferred
- Strong relationship-building, communication, and customer service skills
- Strong organizational skills and the ability to coordinate multiple employers, participants, activities, and deadlines
- Proficiency in data entry and Microsoft Office
- Ability to track employer activity, participant placements, and program outcomes accurately
- Valid driver’s license and clean driving record required
- Regional travel is estimated to be at least 50–75%
- This position may include work on nights and weekends
EDSI is an equal opportunity employer. We celebrate diversity and are committed to creating an inclusive environment for all employees.