YouthBuild Job Developer Espanola NM

Empower Tomorrow's Leaders: Become a Youth Build Job DeveloperInvest in Youth. Invest in the Future. Inspire Youth Success - Join our TeamLocation: 705 La Joya Street Espanola NMObjective And Position SummaryThe role of the Rio Arriba YouthBuild Program (RAYBP) Job Developer involves offering educational services and related activities that will help enrollees from ages 18- 24 acquire literacy and numeracy gains, secondary education credentials, industry-recognized credentials, and preparation for post-secondary career and education placements and completion in attaining improved personal, employment, educational, and vocational outcomes within a competitive job market. This help can be provided to individuals or groups. The RAYBP Job Developer establishes professional connections in both the commercial and governmental sectors to provide chances for career advancement. Their role involves evaluating the aptitudes, preferences, and requirements of individuals seeking employment and facilitating their placement in appropriate career opportunities. RAYBP Job Developers work in conjunction with companies to comprehend their workforce needs and assist in locating appropriate people. Provides support and assistance to those seeking employment, encompassing activities such as constructing resumes, preparing for interviews, and aiding with job searches. Will be focused on providing individuals with the necessary skills and tools to succeed in the job market. A RAYBP Job Developers primary responsibility is to aggressively seek open employment vacancies in alignment with their client’s skill and needs.SPECIALIZATIONSKnowledge of pertinent federal and state laws and regulations, local business and industry employment trends and needs, regional employment and training initiativesCapability to assess the employability of “Re-entry” clients with precisionCapability to conduct interviews with and counsel adults from a variety of socioeconomic, ethnic, andcultural backgroundsCapacity to support collaboration and develop productive professional relationshipsPrimary Duties And Essential FunctionsEstablish and sustain collaborations between the private and public sectors to offer career prospects thatare congruent with the aspirations and interests of individualsProvide aid to participants by identifying and organizing informational interviews, career-related guestspeakers, site visits, and job shadowingConduct simulated interviews with participants in relation to the placements being pursuedMeet with participants periodically to ascertain their professional aspirations and urgent requirementsOrganize and plan seminars on job search skills, including resume preparation, interviewing, and otherrelevant topicsIllustrate the mission in every facet of your job performance through active engagement in agencyfundraising initiatives, consistent personal growth, and proficient communication across all hierarchical levelsAttend all CPLC-mandated training, agency functions, and events; understand the organization's mission, vision, programs, and objectives; and be able to articulate these conceptsWork directly with dislocated workers and, at any given moment, may advise one hundred or more active adultsEncourage co-enrollment across all programsEstablish and sustain collaborative alliances with community stakeholdersCollaborate with external entities and individuals to connect dislocated workers with suitable and accessible servicesCultivate partnerships across agencies and synchronize operations with relevant organizations, including community-based organizations, employers, and local school districts, with the aim of accomplishing program-specific objectivesParticipate in staff development and training regarding case conferencing, follow-up, assessments,reassessments, care plan creation, interventions, and need prioritizationAdvocate for policies, practices, and/or approaches that prioritize diversity and cultural distinctionsMay perform other duties as assigned Minimum Qualifications And CompetenciesEducation /Background: Associate's Degree with 3 years of related experience preferred orAn equivalent combination of experience, education or training which provides the ability to perform the job duties Two years of experience in workforce development programs or comparable services preferredMust obtain an active Driver’s License and ability to travel locally as neededBilingual and cross-cultural competence preferredExcellent communication abilities are indispensable, encompassing both oral and written formsCompetent both in an independent and team-oriented capacityWillingness to maintain a positive agency image and attitude at all times, in addition to delivering effective, high-quality client service across all channels of communicationAdaptability is required as particular duties will evolve as the program developsIndividual self-awareness and acceptance of one’s own limitations and strengthsPrior experience with public speaking, facilitation, and effective presentation abilitiesOne must possess the capacity to establish robust interpersonal relationships and exhibit empathy and comprehension towards the plight of low-income familiesChicanos Por La Causa, Inc. is an Equal Opportunity EmployerCPLC knows it takes variety of thought, culture, background, and perspective to create a truly impactful workforce. As CPLC grows, we are seeking talented employees with varying backgrounds, cultures, perspectives, and experiences to support our innovation and creativity. CPLC commits to a continued focus on fair and just hiring, training, promotional practices, and policies. We work for real change and progress in equal opportunity recruitment, hiring, and advancement. Learn more by visiting https://www.eeoc.gov/posterCalifornia Residents: Chicanos Por La Causa, Inc and its subsidiaries will consider qualified applicants with a criminal history pursuant to the California Fair Chance Act. Find out more about the Fair Chance Act by visiting the Civil Right’s Department Fair Chance Act webpage.