Job Opportunities

Boys & Girls Clubs offer a variety of career opportunities for people with experience and academic training in education, social work, physical education, and related fields.

Full-time Professionals generally enter the Boys & Girls Clubs profession as either a Youth Development Professional or as a Management Professional.

Youth Development Professionals are responsible for providing daily programs consistent with the Boys & Girls Clubs youth development mission and goals.

Management Professionals are responsible for assisting with general administrative duties, including human resources, training, fundraising, facilities management, community liaison, and program development.

Boys & Girls Clubs Professionals are men and women who use their education, training and energies to help young people. They enjoy being with kids, they understand them and get satisfaction from seeing them become responsible citizens and leaders.

Part-time Staff
In addition to full-time staff, each Club has a number of part-time staff who work directly with members in our program areas.

If you would like to join our team, please email your resume, or call Hugh McLean at (919) 556-7266.

If you would like to view job openings throughout the Boys & Girls Club movement, click here.

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Current Job Openings:

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Position: Youth Development Professional

Category: Full-time

Salary: $30,000 per year

Primary Function: Youth Development Professionals are responsible for providing daily programs, services and activities for Club members which are consistent with the organization's youth development mission and goals. Youth Development Professionals develop positive, productive relationships with members and may concentrate on one or more core program areas.

Key Roles: The Youth Development Professionals establishes a program setting that insures the health and safety of members; contributes to the overall Club's climate for youth development; is personally involved in implementing and carrying out daily programs; provides guidance services; manages necessary administrative functions and assigned resources; promotes and markets programs in the Club and community.

Qualifications:

4 year college degree from accredited university or college

Capable and qualified to obtain Commercial Driver License

Experience working with large groups of youth in camp or community based youth program setting or Club

 

Contact:

Hugh McLean

Boys & Girls Clubs

701 N. Raleigh Blvd.

Raleigh, NC 27610

hmclean@wakebgc.org

 

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Position: Social Recreation Programmer

Category: Part-time 20 to 25 hrs./wk. (Afternoons & Evenings)

Hourly Wage: $8 to $10 per/hr.

General Function: The Social Recreation Programmer plans and carries out daily programs, activities and events in several program areas including outdoor areas; has ample energy and enthusiasm to work "hands on" with members daily; planned programs, activities and events engage members in meaningful, fun and creative activities and events; must be able to communicate effectively with members, parents, volunteers and staff.

Qualifications:

Experience or course of study in physical education, recreation or education. Youth work or camp experience in a leadership role a plus. Must have clean driving record.

Contact:

Hugh McLean

Boys & Girls Clubs

701 N. Raleigh Blvd.

Raleigh, NC 27610

hmclean@wakebgc.org

 

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Club: Wake Forest Boys & Girls Club

Position: Support Our Students Site Coordinator

Category: Part-time 20 hrs./wk. (Afternoons & Evenings)

Hourly Wage: $9 to $11 per/hr.

General Function:  The Support Our Students (SOS) Site Coordinator is responsible for using the resources provided by the SOS grant to enhance and supplement the overall Boys & Girls Club program. The coordinator will have a special emphasis on programming for middle school age members and will be required to keep all records as set forth by the grant.

Skills & Qualifications:

1.     Experience or course of study in elementary, secondary education, child development or child psychology. Youth work or    camp experience in a leadership role preferred.

2.     Enthusiastic and creative programmer with the ability to work directly with members.

3.     Ability to communicate orally and in written form with members, parents and volunteers.

4.     Ability to manage grant budget and prepare all required reports monthly.

5.     Ability to create market and implement programs for youth.

6.     Ability to work with large groups of youth.

7.     Application of discipline consistent with and appropriate to the goals of the Boys & Girls Club.

 

Contact:

Jessica McDade

Boys & Girls Clubs

701 N. Raleigh Blvd.

Raleigh, NC 27610

jmcdade@wakebgc.org

 

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Club: Wake Forest Boys & Girls Club

Position: Education Programs Coordinator

Category: Part-time

Hours: School Year:  Monday- Thursday 2:30-6:30

Hourly Wage: $7.50-$8.50

General Function:  The Education Programs Coordinator’s job is to organize, plan, conduct and evaluate the homework assistance program for club members. Track educational progress of members in the program. In the summer, establish activities that are learning based to supplement what members are learning in school.

Skills & Qualifications:

A.   Experience or course of study in elementary, secondary education, child development or child psychology.

B.   Enthusiastic and creative individual with the ability to work directly with members.

C.   Ability to communicate orally and in written form with members, parents and volunteers.

D.   Ability to market program and activities.

E.   Ability to work with large groups of members.

F.    Application of discipline consistent with and appropriate to the goals of the Boys & Girls Club.

G.  The ideal candidate will be fluent in both English and Spanish.

 

Contact:

Jessica McDade

Boys & Girls Clubs

701 N. Raleigh Blvd.

Raleigh, NC 27610

jmcdade@wakebgc.org

 

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