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Mentor Programs Support

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ORGANIZATION: Mentors, Inc .

  • 4 people are interested

This is an exciting time for Mentors, Inc. as we seek volunteers who are enthusiastic about our mission and want to contribute professional skills to our organization. If you’re passionate about supporting youth development through mentoring and contributing your skills to a small-dynamic team, apply for our internship program!
To Apply:
Please send an application, cover letter, resume, writing sample and two letters of recommendation to fkhaldun@mentorsinc.org. Put Mentor Programs, Intern in the subject line. All application items must be submitted as a complete package for consideration. All volunteer applicants must complete a criminal background check prior to the date of employment.
Reports to: Program Manager
Job duties:
The mentor programs, intern supports mentor program strategies for the organization, which may include leading trainings, conducting mentor recruitment research, and providing assistance with mentor workshops. The intern believes in the Mentors, Inc. mission, is a high-energy team player, and is has superb relationship building, management, and stewardship talents.
Responsibilities:
 Follow up with prospective mentor volunteers on theirs status in the intake process
 Assist with the intake process, specifically scheduling interviews, training, and collecting as well as ensuring accuracy of applications, criminal background checks, references, and licenses
 Participate in training on MentorCore database
 Organize paper files to reflect congruency with electronic counterparts
 Serve as training lead for mentor trainings and provide written report of training session to supervisor if independently led
 Conduct research to identify prospective partner organizations for mentor recruitment
 Call organizations as appropriate to gather more information and outreach to gain new partnerships
 Lead mentor recruitment sessions as needed
 Share the benefits and experience of mentoring to diverse audiences
Other Duties and Responsibilities:
May perform other duties and responsibilities that staff may deem necessary from time to time.
Qualifications:
 Current high school applicants, must be currently enrolled in high school otherwise;
 High school diploma required, college degree preferred
Knowledge, Skills and Attributes:
 Applicants must have strong verbal communication skills and possess the ability to collaborate with a variety of adult and youth personalities
 Current or prior experience in sales or customer service is preferred
 Candidates should possess strong attention to detail
 Applicants should possess excellent presentation skills with experience creating presentations.
 Applicants should also have strong writing skills as well as experience with database entry.
 Applicants should be self-motivated, possess good organizational skills, detail-oriented, ability to prioritize, as well as multi-task and meet deadlines.
 Candidates should be proficient in Microsoft word, Microsoft Excel and other Microsoft Office programs.
 Must be positive and enthusiastic, proactive, high initiative, and flexible.
 Ability to work well in small collegial office setting and commit to confidentiality requirements.
 Understanding of mentoring programs and/or youth education. Understanding of Mentors, Inc. mission is ideal

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About Mentors, Inc .

Location:

1012 14th Street, NW, Suite 304, Washington, DC 20005, US

Mission Statement

Mentors, Inc. is a nonprofit organization that provides mentoring support to public and charter high school students in Washington, DC and improves graduation rates and students' outlook for the future.

Description

Be A Mentor!

Mentors, Inc. is a private, nonprofit organization that pairs Washington, D.C. public high school students with trained adult mentors. We have provided mentors for nearly 4000 young people since 1987.

Our mission to create one-on-one mentoring relationships and enrichment activities between adult volunteers and District of Columbia public high school students to promote their academic, career and personal development.

Our program has shown great success. About 95 percent of our student protégés graduate from high school (compared with a citywide graduation rate of approximately 60 percent). Approximately 80 percent of our protégés go on to college.

CAUSE AREAS

Children & Youth
Community
Education & Literacy
Children & Youth, Community, Education & Literacy

WHEN

We'll work with your schedule.

WHERE

1012 14th Street, NWSuite 304Washington, DC 20005

(38.903248,-77.032364)
 

SKILLS

  • Executive Admin
  • Strategic Planning
  • Public Relations
  • Community Outreach
  • Verbal / Written Communication
  • Data Entry

GOOD FOR

N/A

REQUIREMENTS

  • Background Check
  • Must be at least 22
  • Orientation or Training
  • at least 3 hours a week.

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