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Youth & Teen Director

Lawrence, MA · On-site

$51K - $64K/yr

Job Purpose: - The Youth & Teen Director at MERRIMACK VALLEY YMCA is responsible for developing ... This position includes evening and weekend hours. YMCA COMPETENCIES (Team Leader): Mission ...

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How much do teen evening jobs pay per hour?

As of Sep 15, 2026, the average hourly pay for teen evening in the United States is $24.38, according to ZipRecruiter salary data. Most workers in this role earn between $11.54 and $33.41 per hour, depending on experience, location, and employer.

What is a teen evening?

A Teen Evening job typically refers to a part-time position held by teenagers during evening hours, often after school. These jobs can include roles such as retail associate, restaurant host, babysitter, or library assistant. Teen Evening jobs provide young people with valuable work experience, help them develop responsibility, and allow them to earn extra income. Working evening hours can also help teens balance school commitments with their job.

What are the typical responsibilities of someone working in a teen evening program?

In a Teen Evening role, you’ll often be responsible for planning and supervising activities geared toward teenagers during after-school or evening hours. This includes organizing events, leading group discussions, ensuring a safe and welcoming environment, and occasionally collaborating with other staff or volunteers to deliver engaging programs. You may also provide mentorship, enforce facility rules, and assist with setup and cleanup. The work is dynamic and involves direct interaction with teens, requiring strong communication skills and adaptability.

What are the key skills and qualifications needed to thrive as a teen evening program coordinator?

To thrive as a Teen Evening Program Coordinator, you need experience in youth development, event planning, and a relevant educational background such as social work or education. Familiarity with management software, scheduling tools, and basic budgeting systems is typically required. Exceptional interpersonal skills, creativity, and the ability to engage and motivate teenagers set standout coordinators apart. These skills are crucial for creating safe, engaging, and well-organized programs that positively impact participants.

What is the difference between Teen Evening vs Teen Camp Counselor?

AspectTeen EveningTeen Camp Counselor
Required CredentialsNone or minimal; often high school studentsHigh school diploma; some camps require certifications like CPR
Work EnvironmentCommunity centers, schools, or local venues during eveningsSummer camps, outdoor settings, or residential facilities
Employer & Industry UsageCommunity programs, youth organizations, schoolsSummer camps, recreational organizations, youth programs
Search & Comparison IntentLooking for evening youth activities or part-time evening jobsSeeking summer youth leadership or activity roles

Teen Evening roles typically involve supervising or engaging with youth during evening hours at community centers or schools, often requiring minimal credentials. Teen Camp Counselors work primarily during summer camps, focusing on outdoor activities and supervision, often with some certifications. Both roles serve youth but differ mainly in timing, setting, and seasonal requirements.

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Male Teen Empowerment Advisor (EVENING/OVERNIGHT)

Saint Louis, MO • On-site

Annie Malone Children & Family Services
Civic and Social Organizations • 1 - 10 employees

$20/hr

Full-time

Posted 5 days ago


Job description

Annie Malone Children and Family Services has an exciting opportunity for a Male Teen Empowerment Advisor and offering COMPETITIVE PAY!Rate of Pay: $20/hrAvailable Schedules:  Monday - Thursday 3pm-11pm (evening)Sunday - Thursday 11pm - 7am (overnight) About Us:The Economic Mobility Program's main goal is to provide a path of economic mobility, strengthening mental health, and overall family stability for young males (age 16-21) living in the St. Louis area who have either been in the juvenile system or are at high risk to incarceration due to these persistent social and economic injustices. We connect young people to the opportunities, relationships, and resources they need to combat the school to prison pipeline. Offering a hands-on vocational program, participants will be able to earn career skill certificates (i.e. forklift, shipping & receiving, job etiquette, etc.) giving them an understanding of the skills and knowledge required to prepare the youth to meet the qualifications for higher paying jobs. We house the youth Sunday-Friday to ensure their ability to focus on school, work and strengthening their mental health.Why You Want to Work Here: Fun and engaging environmentHanging out with teens all daySmall case loadsEmployee mental health and appreciation Making a difference in the community Amazing leadership and mentorshipDuties & Responsibilities:Supervise clients at all times to ensure basic needs are being metAssist clients through completion of daily responsibilities, activities and living skillsModel positive behavior and effective problem solving techniquesResponsible for keeping the environment safe, clean and orderlyFollow individualized treatment plans to support and improve treatment outcomesUtilize case management software to complete incident reports, case notes, and other essential documentation related to clientsEnsure that all documentation is complete prior shift-end to include after-hours intake and discharge procedures for clientsAttend all staff meetings to develop strategies that correct problem areas designed to meet the needs of individual clientsMaintains client files according to standards and as required by policy and proceduresMaintains confidentiality and HIPAA standards for all assigned clients and familiesCompletes all required training, including any training hours required by professional licensure boardWhen needed, transport children to/from placements, appointments, activities and/or visits in Annie Malone vansAll other duties as assignedQualifications & Requirements:Must be at least 21 years of ageHS diploma or GED requiredMust possess a Valid Driver's License requiredMust have current automobile insurance for transporting youthMust have a Class E Driver's LicenseBachelor's degree in counseling, psychology, criminal justice, or related field preferredTwo (2) years of any combination of training and experience in dealing with disturbed, disabled or behavior disorder related youthBasic computer competency to complete electronic documentationAbility and willingness to work weekdays and weekends requiredMust be authorized to work in the United StatesCompetency-Based Qualification:Ability to evaluate and work effectively with youth with emotional and behavioral problems.Have patience and understanding with children; develop a sensitivity to the emotional needs of children. Ability to understand and implement a treatment/behavioral plan for disturbed, disabled or behavior disorder related youth.No phone calls please. Only complete applications will be considered for employment. Applications can be completed at www.anniemalone.org.  Equal Opportunity Employer/Disability/VeteransAnnie Malone Children and Family Service Center provides equal employment and social service opportunity to all regardless of race, color, sex, national origin, ability, gender, gender identity, gender expression or sexual orientation.