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The Site Facilitator will work closely with the assigned school's Principal and Coordinator of Expanded Learning to address and resolve challenges to daily program operations. The Site Facilitator will provide guidance and support for site staff and maintain good general order and conduct among the children participating in the program.
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As an Administrative/Program Assistant, you'll perform administrative, clerical and office support duties that add value to TSA's mission of: Safeguarding the American way of life; Securing airports, seaports, railroads, highways, and/or public transit systems; Protecting America's transportation infrastructure and ensure freedom of movement for people and commerce.
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Is a formal partner of Joshua Tree National Park (JOTR) with a mission to develop and operate a multi-day outdoor education experience inside JOTR. JTREE is seeking an OOK Program Coordinator to plan and organize a 1-night overnight tent camping experience for 4 th.
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INTRODUCTION: The purpose of the Child and Youth Programs (CYP) Cook position is to perform a variety of simple cooking tasks in a Child Development Center (CDC) or a School Age Care (SAC) Program.
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Requisition ID :15422 Employment Type : Full Time Job Category : Public Sector Job Grade: NonExempt N7 Work Location : 29 Palms Marine Base State or Province : California (US-CA) Potential Work Location : On Site/On Base Role BRIEF POSITION SUMMARY: The program Specialist has a wide variety of tasks.
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