
Website The Collaborative
Title: EDP Staff / Administrative Assistant
Description: Support day-to-day activities of The Collaborative Extended Day Program/Collaborative Camp and administration of events and programs.
Location: Flood Brook School, Londonderry, VT
Work Duties
Project Management:
- Assist with planning and implementing all work plans associated with programming and grant funding ensuring adherence to timelines and process and outcome objectives
- Implement youth and family-supporting strategies, activities, and/or events
- Promotion and outreach to highlight accomplishments, successes, programs, activities, and events, build engagement and prevention infrastructure
- Participate in the management of communication systems including, emails, newsletters, press releases, social media sites, and content
- Ensure program excellence by working in childcare programs, adhering to best practices, and complying with childcare licensure standards
- Maintain a safe, secure, and supportive environment
- Contribute to organizational excellence by participating in programs, ensuring adherence to best practices, and maintaining compliance with childcare licensure standards
- Assist with the development of activities by participating in planning and facilitating projects
- Perform administrative, clerical, and operations tasks
- Assist with planning, development, and implementation of youth programs, services, and activities, including EDP/Summer Camp and RTU
Organizational Administration:
- Serves on internal teams such as communication, enterprise, or programs as needed
- Participate in, promote, and design community-building opportunities to further the organization’s strategic plan
- Assist in organizational activities such as retreats, strategic planning, and development projects
- Manage and participate in information dissemination to internal and external partners
- Assist with aspects of child care management, including attendance records
- Participate in organizational capacity building and systems creation
Manage project collaboration platforms - Adherence to Federal, State, and local regulations
- Work as a team to create and manage budgets
- Evaluate projects and participate in program evaluations
- Collect and track data and grant required paperwork
- Complete all required training
Relationship Building:
- Foster a collaborative and supportive environment by cultivating strong relationships with stakeholders.
- Work closely with community partners and staff to advance shared goals, vision, and mission, and drive positive change.
Leadership:
- Encourage and support the professional growth of team members and partners
- Stay up to date with best practices and professional development as it relates to your work duties
- Represent the organization in public arenas
Other Duties:
- Other duties as directed by the leadership of The Collaborative
Required Knowledge, Skills and Abilities:
- Self-starter and ability to work independently with minimal supervision and as a member of a team
- Ability to inspire and motivate others, providing direction, and fostering collaboration among team members
- Critical thinking that supports innovative solutions
- Be at least 18 years of age
- Have one of the following:
- at least 3 months direct work/volunteer experience with school age children or
- Vermont On-The-Job Training certificate or
- Vermont Afterschool Professional Credential or
- Vermont Program Director Credential or
- Vermont Teacher Licensure
Master’s Degree in a youth-related field
Personal Qualities:
Commitment to The Collaborative mission and success
Acceptable Experience and Training:
- Knowledge of youth development and empowerment
- Verbal and written communication skills
- Ability to prioritize and manage multiple tasks
- Proficient in computer usage including cloud-based platforms
To apply:
Email your cover letter and resumé to [email protected]
To apply for this job please visit thecollaborative.us.