Community Integrated Services

Why join us 

Jobs at CIS offer great benefits, supportive mentors, and opportunities for advancement. What makes CIS exceptional is the people who work here. From artists to former schoolteachers, from long-time care workers to people being hired in their very first job, CIS staff come from a diverse range of backgrounds. What unites us is the common purpose at the core of our work. Join us and make a difference. 

Job Summary 

Community Integrated Services is seeking a compassionate, organized, and results-driven Manager of Employment Training to lead and support a team dedicated to helping individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities achieve meaningful employment. In this role, you will oversee employment services, guide staff, strengthen employer partnerships, and ensure high-quality support for participants throughout their path to competitive employment. As a CIS leader, you’ll be part of a supportive, mission-driven organization committed to building a more equitable workforce throughout the State of Delaware. .  

What You Will Be Doing 

• Provide leadership, coaching, and day-to-day support to direct service professionals to ensure participants receive individualized, high-quality services throughout all stages of job development, placement, and retention. 

• Monitor service documentation, case notes, and participant progress to ensure accuracy, compliance, and timely follow-up. 

• Oversee staff efforts to help participants succeed in community-based employment settings while promoting independence, inclusion, and long-term job success. 

• Develop and maintain strong relationships with employers, community partners, funders, families, and other stakeholders to support employment opportunities for assigned participants. 

• Guide staff in matching participants to appropriate job opportunities, coordinating referrals, and ensuring follow-up after placement. 

• Evaluate participant support needs and help staff develop effective workplace strategies that are practical, individualized, and as natural to the workplace as possible. 

• Support assessments, service planning, and team coordination to ensure participant goals are clearly identified and actively addressed. 

• Communicate consistently and professionally with participants, employers, families, funders, and CIS team members through written, verbal, and electronic communication. 

Education: Bachelor's Degree (four year college or technical school); Preferred 

Experience: 1 plus years of experience in Education, Social Services or Business 

Computer Skills: Ability to effectively use Microsoft Office products, specifically Outlook, Excel and Word. 

Certifications & Licenses: Possess valid driver's license and automobile insurance.  

Other Requirements: Must have access to an automobile and internet access at home. Able to pass all required background checks.