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As of Sep 3, 2026, the average yearly pay for full time teen organizer in the United States is $55,711.00, according to ZipRecruiter salary data. Most workers in this role earn between $44,500.00 and $65,000.00 per year, depending on experience, location, and employer.

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Full Time Teen Organizers are young individuals, typically in their teens, who work in a paid, full-time capacity to mobilize and engage their peers around social, political, or community issues. Their responsibilities may include planning events, leading campaigns, conducting outreach, and advocating for causes important to youth. These organizers often work with nonprofits, advocacy groups, or community organizations, providing a valuable youth perspective and helping to build momentum for change. They gain leadership experience while making a positive impact in their communities.

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To thrive as a Full Time Teen Organizer, you generally need strong leadership, organizational, and communication skills, often supported by experience in youth engagement or community organizing. Familiarity with digital collaboration platforms, social media management tools, and event planning software is typically required. Outstanding interpersonal skills, cultural competence, and the ability to motivate and inspire teens are crucial soft skills in this role. These qualifications ensure effective program delivery, foster youth empowerment, and build strong community relationships to achieve organizational goals.

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Full Time Teen Organizers often encounter challenges such as maintaining engagement among teens, balancing diverse interests, and effectively communicating across age groups. Building trust and rapport with teens requires adaptability and patience, as well as creative approaches to programming and collaboration. Regular feedback sessions, peer-led initiatives, and strong mentorship can help address these challenges and ensure the success of youth-focused campaigns and activities.

What is the difference between Full Time Teen Organizer vs Part Time Teen Organizer?

AspectFull Time Teen OrganizerPart Time Teen Organizer
Work Hours40+ hours/weekLess than 20 hours/week
CredentialsHigh school diploma or equivalent; experience in youth programsSimilar credentials, often with less experience required
Work EnvironmentNonprofit organizations, community centers, schoolsSame as full-time, but with flexible scheduling
Employer & IndustryNonprofits, youth advocacy groups, educational institutions

Full Time Teen Organizers work full-time hours, often with more responsibilities and consistent schedules, while Part Time Teen Organizers work fewer hours with flexible schedules. Both roles require similar credentials and are found in nonprofit and educational settings, but the full-time position offers more stability and engagement in youth programs.

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Teen Program Coodinator

International Campaign to Abolish Nuclear Weapons

Chandler, AZ • On-site

$21/hr

Full-time

Medical, Dental, Vision, Retirement, PTO

Posted 14 days ago

Key responsibilities

  • Coordinate the day-to-day operations and implementation of ICAN's teen program across participating locations.

  • Prepare for and facilitate research-based curriculum, structured activities, and teen program experiences.

  • Support teen engagement by building positive relationships, providing mentorship, and assisting with transportation and activities.

Job description

Job Type
Full-time
Description
An award winning, nationally recognized youth development program
Who We Are
ICAN is a non-profit organization that provides free, out-of-school time programs serving East Valley youth. Since its founding in 1991, ICAN has remained dedicated to its mission to provide access to out-of-school time opportunities that empower all youth and their families to pursue what is most meaningful to them. ICAN's holistic out-of-school time program model ensures that youth thrive academically, socially, and creatively through four key interconnected pillars: Academic Support, Positive Youth Development, Enrichment and Future Exploration & Community and Family Support. We provide these programs free of charge in order for parents and caregivers to maintain employment and advance their Economic Opportunities.
Our Culture
At ICAN, we believe every child and every family deserves access to quality childcare, keeping parents working and kids safe, and each of our team members is passionate about spreading this purpose.
You are most likely to find success at ICAN if you are:
  • Eager to BLAZE TRAILS, innovate, and create impact
  • Growth minded and optimistic; can BOUNCE BACK by seeing mistakes and challenges as opportunities to learn
  • People-oriented, making investments every day to CULTIVATE SELF & OTHERS
  • Prepared to SHOW UP & SPEAK UP by being authentic and engaged, aware of how your actions and contributions impact others

The Role
As the Teen Program Coordinator, you will coordinate the day-to-day implementation of ICAN's teen programming for youth in 7th-12th grade. You will work directly with teens while managing schedules, activities, logistics, transportation, materials, and other operational needs that ensure a consistent and engaging teen program experience.The Director of Programs provides overall teen program strategy, curriculum direction, and quality standards. Reporting to the Director of Programs, you will do this by but not limited to:
  • Teen Program Operations & Coordination (40%). Coordinate the day-to-day operations and implementation of ICAN's teen program across participating locations. Coordinate program schedules, activities, transportation, field trips, special events, supplies, food program needs, and other logistics necessary for effective program delivery. Maintain an organized teen program calendar and communicate schedules, activities, changes, and program needs to Site Supervisors and other appropriate team members. Work in close partnership with Site Supervisors to coordinate teen programming within each location while recognizing Site Supervisors' responsibility for overall site operations, staffing, and employee supervision. Proactively communicate and problem-solve when teen program activities or needs impact site schedules, staffing, space, or other site operations, escalating unresolved operational conflicts to the Director of Programs as appropriate. Support consistent implementation of the teen program across locations in alignment with the program direction, curriculum, and quality standards established by the Director of Programs. Identify operational needs, barriers, and opportunities for improvement and communicate them to the Director of Programs. Maintain required program records and documentation; complete incident reports and other required documentation accurately and in a timely manner; and utilize planning time effectively to prepare for quality program delivery and upcoming teen activities.
  • Teen Program Facilitation & Youth Engagement (45%). Prepare for and facilitate assigned research-based curriculum, structured activities, life-skills programming, and other teen program experiences in alignment with the curriculum direction and quality standards established by the Director of Programs. Deliver engaging, culturally responsive, and age-appropriate programming that promotes positive choices, healthy habits, confidence, character, connection, competence, and contribution. Support ICAN's Homework Help and future-readiness programming by assisting teen members with homework, educational activities, college and career exploration, college applications, resume building, and other activities that prepare teens for future opportunities. Build positive, supportive relationships with teen members and create an environment where teens feel safe, connected, valued, and engaged. Provide guidance, encouragement, and mentorship that supports positive self-worth, self-efficacy, leadership, and healthy decision-making. Promote teen engagement and retention through positive, professional relationships with youth and families. Engage, support, and acknowledge volunteers participating in teen programming and serve as a positive ambassador for ICAN when interacting with teens, families, volunteers, partners, and the community. Provide teen transportation as scheduled and/or requested and chaperone field trips, events, and other teen program activities.
  • Youth Guidance & Behavior Support (15%). Support a safe, respectful, and engaging program environment by consistently implementing ICAN's behavior management philosophy, expectations, and established behavior support practices. Provide appropriate guidance, redirection, and consequences in accordance with ICAN guidelines while maintaining positive and developmentally appropriate relationships with teen members. Recognize and respond appropriately to behavioral concerns, conflicts, and other situations affecting the safety or well-being of teen members. Document behavioral incidents accurately and in a timely manner and communicate concerns to Site Supervisors and the Director of Programs as appropriate. Partner with Site Supervisors and the Director of Programs when behavioral concerns require additional intervention, family communication, or support, and contribute to consistent approaches to youth behavior across teen programming.

Employee Benefits
At ICAN, we believe in investing in our employees. Our benefits package was designed to keep our employees well, happy and engaged so they can further the mission and live by our core values. ICAN offers a flexible hybrid work environment and the ability for telecommuting.
Full-Time Benefits:
  • 14 paid holidays each year including your birthday
  • 2 paid mental health days
  • 80 hours of paid time off & 40 hours of sick time
  • Paid Winter Closure (Dec.24-Jan.2)
  • Paid Professional Development Opportunities and Trainings
  • 403b Retirement Savings Account
  • Comprehensive Benefits: Medical, Dental, Vision, STD, Employee Assistance Program

Role Specific:
  • 40 hours a week
  • In person position supporting teen programming at ICAN locations
  • Monday-Friday 10:00am-6:30pm
  • Regular travel between ICAN program locations and community based activities may be required
  • Schedule may vary to accommodate field trips, special events, teen activities and other organizational needs

Can you help us make a difference in the community? If so, we hope to hear from you.
Hourly Wage: $21/hr. - $25/hr. Starting pay is based on experience, skills, operational knowledge, and alignment with ICAN's nonprofit compensation philosophy and organizational needs.
Requirements
Experience/Skills
We care more about who you are than what you've done. That said, here are some highlights of the type of person and background we believe would thrive:
  • Minimum of 2 years experience in working with teens in youth development, out-of-school time programming, education, recreation, or a related setting
  • Minimum of 2 years experience coordinating programs, activities, schedules, events, or other program logistics
  • Minimum of 2 years experience facilitating structured curriculum and activities with teens
  • Strong organizational skills with the ability to coordinate multiple activities, schedules and priorities
  • Ability to collaborate effectively across teams and navigate shared responsibilities
  • Minimum of 21 years old and valid AZ driver's license
  • Dependable vehicle with proof of current registration and valid insurance.
  • Bilingual (Spanish) preferred
  • Displays enthusiasm and promotes a friendly group environment
  • Effectively communicates to groups of 15-22 teens
  • Passion for cultivating the full potential of others
  • Demonstrate humility, respect and positivity
  • Consistent ability to say what you mean and do what you say
  • Committed to raising the bar every day and inspiring others to do the same
  • Outgoing, people-oriented leader with uninhibited expression of friendliness
  • Ability to motivate, inspire and lead others toward successful attainment of goals
  • Strong desire to learn and grow

Salary Description
Hourly Wage: $21/hr. - $25/hr.

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