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Become a College Success Coach

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ORGANIZATION: The Pearl Club

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College Success Coaches are responsible for providing ongoing support and communication to college students during their freshman and sophomore year by building a relationship based on open communication, encouragement, support and respect. Through communication and relationship building, it is important to emphasize the importance of setting goals and thinking about the big picture: college graduation. Your goal as a Pearl Club College Coach is to ensure students remain on the path to success and complete their first and second year of college.


Term: 1 year (2 years preferred)


College Coach Duties/Responsibilities include:

  • Building a relationship with 1 - 3 first year college students using our framework for college success, regular meetings and ongoing communication through approved communication channels.

  • Holding students accountable for their academic success by conducting guided check-ins and completion of college success goals

  • Familiarization with mentees university resources and support services, being a bridge between The Pearl Club and each student to monitor their needs and provide the appropriate services and referrals

  • Willingness to engage in activities based on individual needs (examples include: scholarship searches, resume review, reading essays and assignments, assisting with studying, etc.)

  • Regular and scheduled communication with TPC to aid in dealing with posed challenges and support with meeting outcomes

  • Completing reports to provide information and insight on individual student success

  • Being mindful of not crossing boundaries and being proactive to build a strong, solid relationship

Position Requirements:

  • Commitment to pre-scheduled check-in meetings with mentee and director of college success for at least one year

  • A caring adult with a college degree and at least one year of on-campus experience

  • Passion for helping young women succeed and a connection to our mission

  • Be approved and selected to be a coach!

  • Resilience

  • Desire to build a relationship with a young person

  • Willing and positive spirit

  • Openness to cultural differences

  • Good listening skills

  • Patience

  • Open personality and fun!

  • Commitment

Application Process :

  • Submit an online application

  • Attend training and orientation in May

  • Obtaining background check and child abuse clearance

  • In-person interview

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About The Pearl Club

Location:

49 S Clinton Street, East Orange, NJ 07018, US

Mission Statement

The Pearl Club is a 501(c)3 organization that has a mission to educate, empower and support young women to overcome poverty by fostering advanced educational pursuits.

Description

We offer the School of College Success (SCS) to empower young women to overcome poverty by earning a post-secondary degree and enter the workforce.

The School of College Success provides support and academic enrichment to assist and guide students through college to graduation. Specifically, SCS provides:

Be a College Student for a Week: All students have the opportunity to prepare for college through an authentic college experience.

Pre-College Assistance: Incoming freshman students receive transition support to ensure that they are registered for classes, have completed all financial aid requirements, secured housing, and are ready to begin their first semester.

College Enrichment and Mentorship: During the academic school year, all college students receive ongoing coaching and assistance.

College Success Goals: Each year, college students are given 8-10 College Success Goals to ensure they remain on the path to college graduation and intentional about their plans post-college graduation.

Emergency Financial Assistance: Students who have been enrolled in TPCU for at least a year and have at least a 2.5 college GPA will have the opportunity to receive emergency support up to $1000.

CAUSE AREAS

Children & Youth
Education & Literacy
Women
Children & Youth, Education & Literacy, Women

WHEN

Wed May 17, 2017 - Sat Jun 30, 2018
06:00 PM - 08:00 PM

WHERE

3872 3rd AveBronx, NY 10457

(40.839046,-73.90019)
 

SKILLS

  • Tutoring
  • Youth Services
  • Mentoring
  • Relationship Building

GOOD FOR

N/A

REQUIREMENTS

  • Background Check
  • Orientation or Training
  • Submit an online application;Attend training and orientation; interview and reference check

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