CAREER OPPORTUNITIES
Project: VISION’s staff and volunteers are the core of the organization. Their hard work and dedication make it possible to serve our community. Project: VISION is an equal opportunity employer.
Project: VISION is committed to creating a diverse environment and is proud to be an equal opportunity employer. All qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to race, color, religion, gender, gender identity or expression, sexual orientation, national origin, genetics, disability, age, or veteran status.
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PROJECT: VISION TEAM
PV serves over 300 middle and high school youth each year out of its two Chinatown youth centers as well as three local school-based sites. We are seeking mission-driven, creative, and energetic individuals to join our team!
If you have an interest in a nonprofit career and working with youth, reach out to us!
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BENEFITS
Medical Insurance
Dental
Insurance
Paid
Time Off
Professional Development Opportunities
Paid for by the Organization
Project: VISION strives to help community youth achieve their full potential.
OPEN POSITIONS
Program Manager (High School)
The Youth Program Manager’s role will focus on developing and overseeing engaging and effective programs that ensure PV high school youths’ academic success and college readiness while also helping youth to build essential 21st-century skills via service learning, leadership, civic engagement, and workforce development opportunities.
Responsibilities & Qualifications
Youth Program Coordinator (Middle School - In-School Program)
The Coordinator’s role will focus on our new School Day Tutoring Program, a pilot initiative focused on supporting at-risk students at their schools to help them close learning gaps and achieve their academic goals. The ideal candidate is committed to our mission and has experience and passion for working with young people. They are also driven by a growth mindset and thrive in a fast-paced, impact-based work environment.
Responsibilities & Qualifications
Summer Youth Instructor (High School Program)
We are seeking a Summer Youth Instructor to support the Chicagobility program and co-lead two cohorts of 25-35 high school students each (60 total).
Chicagobility is an art project-based learning program focused on civic engagement. Through project-based learning, youth will practice social-emotional and workforce skills and gain opportunities for career exploration. The program theme will revolve around Asian American history and the culture of food. Students’ experiences will culminate in creating their own art projects.
Responsibilities & Qualifications
Case Management Intern
The Case Management Intern’s role will focus on identifying and supporting PV youth with educational, behavioral, and social-emotional needs that require additional resources beyond the core program offerings. The Intern will also support parents and families and help build a network of external resources that can address the diverse needs of families.