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What does a teen program manager do?

A Teen Program Manager is responsible for planning, organizing, and overseeing programs and activities specifically designed for teenagers. They work in community centers, schools, or nonprofit organizations to create engaging and safe environments that support teens’ personal, social, and educational development. Their duties often include supervising staff, managing budgets, evaluating program effectiveness, and building relationships with teens, parents, and community partners.

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

To thrive as a Teen Program Manager, you need experience in youth development, program planning, and a relevant degree such as education, social work, or a related field. Familiarity with youth engagement platforms, curriculum development tools, and basic project management software is valuable. Strong interpersonal skills, creativity, and the ability to motivate and mentor teens set exceptional candidates apart. These skills ensure the creation of impactful, engaging programs that foster positive growth and meet the unique needs of teenagers.

What are some common challenges teen program managers face when engaging youth participants, and how can these be addressed?

Teen Program Managers often encounter challenges such as maintaining consistent participation, addressing diverse interests, and building trust with teens. To overcome these, successful managers prioritize open communication, create inclusive and flexible programming, and actively seek feedback from participants. Building strong relationships and adapting activities to reflect the evolving needs and preferences of teens can significantly improve engagement and program impact.
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Job description

Description

Job Title: Teen Specialist

Division: Operations

Location: Jack & Cindy Jones Youth Center Mar Vista Gardens Club 

Status: Part-Time, 22-29 hours/week, Non-Exempt

Base Pay: $24.00 / Hour 


Summary of the Role 


Our Club staff members are educators, coaches, mentors, community leaders, and ambassadors. They don't just open the doors of our Clubs - they open the door to new worlds and possibilities for kids and communities.

When you join Boys & Girls Clubs of Santa Monica, you are part of a talented, mission-driven team that is singularly focused on making sure every child can achieve their greatest potential. We are curious and compassionate, diverse and dedicated; inspired and inspirational. And we love what we do. 

The Teen Specialist plays a key role engaging youth ages 11-18 years old, by supporting outreach efforts that encourage tween/teen club membership. While providing positive mentorship and coaching and implementing a variety of engaging activities within the Club space. The Teen Specialist facilitates curriculum focused on a mix of academic, character and leadership, and career exploration materials. It will be important to strategize innovative ways for retention and engagement. Along with leading programs related to Jr. Youth of the Year and Youth of the Year. Holistically, we encourage youth in leading civic engagement activities that support Leaders in Training or volunteer culture. Providing resources and preparing our tweens/tweens for the future. 


Essential Functions of the Position

  • Foster positive and supportive relationships with middle school and high school members. 
  • Work with other standalone staff for cross functional opportunities to implement within the Club. This includes following all safety requirements for Boys & Girls Clubs. 
  • Plan walking field trips, incorporates pop up opportunities, cultural engagement activities, program planning, coaching, planning assistance in teen nights and civic engagement projects during the school year.
  • Strategize recruitment strategies with Program Manager, Site Director and Director of Operations. 
  • Design and implement emotionally intelligent and age-appropriate programming. This includes building programming that allows middle schoolers and high school members to explore, be creative, and try new things. 
  • Assist in driving members to the Club, if needed.  

  What we offer you 


  • Targeted Tween/Teen Support Professional onboarding in your first 90 days. 
  • New hire orientation that breaks down the organization and your important, fun, connected place within it. You get to understand how your work drives our mission and makes an impact in kids' lives. 
  • An employer who invests in its team!
  • Commitment to DEI in the workplace, which means ensuring access, opportunity, and advancement for our diverse team. 
  • Plus: Making a difference by providing a fun and safe environment for youth!

Summary


Status: Part time

Approximate Hours: School Year: 22-29 hours/week. Though, will change to the daytime during spring/summer programming. 

Hourly Base Wage: $24.00/hr.

Requirements

Qualifications for the Ideal Candidate

  •  Demonstrated experience working in the youth development field with older youth or teens. 
  • Ability to design and implement age specific programming and curriculum. 
  • Good character, integrity and adaptability. Must lead with good judgement, be able to set healthy boundaries, illustrate patience, and emotional intelligence.
  • Ability to set a positive example for teens and peers in presence, attitude and behavior. 
  • Experience working with diverse populations and communities and know how to build an inclusive environment for teens. 
  • Knowledge of and the ability to establish relationships within the Santa Monica and L.A. nonprofit community, local school districts, colleges, and universities. Have worked with interdisciplinary and collaborative teams.
  • Demonstrated experience with recruitment for after school programming, building rapport with youth, and engagement tactics for youth.
  • Must participate in required training by the Club, County, State, and/or funders.
  • Must be able to work a flexible schedule, including evenings, weekends and/or holidays. 


Extra Awesome Points:  


? You are a Spanish speaker. 

? You have more than one year of experience working with young people. 

? You have a teaching certificate or background in education. 


  What we offer you 

? Targeted Tween/Teen Support Professional onboarding in your first 90 days.

? New hire orientation that breaks down the organization and your important, fun, connected place within it. You get to understand how your work drives our mission and makes an impact in kids' lives.

? An employer who invests in its team!

? Commitment to DEI in the workplace, which means ensuring access, opportunity, and advancement for our diverse team.

? Plus: Making a difference by providing a fun and safe environment for youth!