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!

Email:

Careers@projectvisionchicago.org

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BENEFITS

Medical Insurance

Dental
Insurance

Paid
Time Off

Professional Development Opportunities

Paid for by the Organization

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Project: VISION strives to help community youth achieve their full potential.

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OPEN POSITIONS

Summer Camp Program Leader (Middle School)

The Summer Camp Program Leader will assist the Program Coordinator and Program Manager in preparing and executing daily Project: VISION summer camp programming. The Project: VISION summer camp is a seven-week camp that engages middle school students in fun and meaningful activities centered around weekly themes that promote peer-to-peer connection. Students will learn social-emotional skills they can carry with them into the school year and beyond.

Responsibilities & Qualifications
CYSC Program Leader (High School)

The CYSC Program Leader will support the Chicago Youth Service Corps (CYSC) program over the summer and ideally during the school year. CYSC is a program that provides young Chicagoans with opportunities to develop leadership and professional skills through civic engagement and community service projects. The ideal candidate will have a commitment to our mission, experience and passion for working with young people, and a willingness to be flexible and responsive to the needs of a growing organization. Additionally, they will be committed to creating an inclusive, anti-oppressive space for youth of color.

Responsibilities & Qualifications
After School Tutor & Mentor (Grades 6-12)

We are seeking tutors and mentors for our After School Homework Tutoring Program. This role helps middle school and/or high school (grades 6-12) students build their knowledge, basic skills, and good study habits so that they can improve and succeed in their academics. In addition, mentors will serve as positive adult role models and provide youth with guidance and support as they develop life skills and build on social-emotional learning. We are seeking candidates with strong personal academic records, enthusiasm, and passion for teaching and mentoring!