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Key Responsibilities include:
Program Support
Under the direction of site leaders and senior community educators establish and maintain contacts with community residents and agency staff as a means of enhancing participant involvement and support expansion of program efforts. Teach /facilitate learning of limited resource youth and adults through interactive group sessions in community-based agencies and institutions. Responsibilities include:
Assist in recruiting participants and community partners.
Work with groups of limited resource participants in community-based agencies schools and other institutions.
Teach foods nutrition and health food safety and budgeting using developed educational materials. Facilitate the development of skills of adults graduating a minimum of 75% of program participants.
Utilize maintain and demonstrate appropriate use of educational material and lesson plans necessary to conduct sessions.
Maintain liaison with agency partners and volunteers who support program activities.
Program Development and Evaluation
Participate individually and as a member of a team(s) in program planning and development activities providing input on local /participant needs.
Provide feedback on program participants needs; assist in planning educational activities to meet program objectives within the context of participant needs.
Report on participant progress and outcomes.
Obtain document compile and maintain program reports. Work with site leaders and senior community educators to utilize participant data to evaluate assess and plan for the future of program /participant involvement.
Participate in development and testing of educational materials strategies and evaluation tools.
This is a full-time benefits eligible 1-year term appointment with the possibility of renewal.
This is a fully onsite position located at 445 East 148th Street Bronx NY 10455. Regular business hours are Monday-Friday 9:00am 4:30pm.
Required Qualifications:
Formal training beyond High School of 6 months -1 year with minimum 6 months work experience - or equivalent combination.
Must be bilingual; fluent (reading/speaking) in English and Spanish.
Ability to teach effectively in informal settings and communicate with diverse audiences.
Willingness to travel throughout NYC and work outdoors in varying weather conditions.
Flexibility to work some evenings and weekends as needed.
Basic computer skills required.
Strong attention to detail and effective communication within the team.
Ability to cultivate and develop inclusive working relationships with community members and agency partners.
Preferred Qualifications:
Associates degree in nutrition.
Familiarity with NYC neighborhoods and transportation.
No visa sponsorship or relocation assistance are provided for this position.
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As a part of CHE Cornell University Cooperative Extension New York Citys Nutrition and Health Programputs education into action to help low-income families lead healthier lives. Our community educators help participants embrace nutrition and health messages from USDA dietary guidelines and. We reach families in all five boroughs of New York City by working in partnership with community organizations schools job training programs faith-based organizations and emergency food assistance providers.
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