Youth Program Coordinator

Position Overview Based out of Bozeman or Kalispell, the Youth Program Coordinator (YPC) is a seasonal, 8-month position supporting MCC’s Youth Program. Reporting to the Youth Program Manager, the role balances administrative systems, logistical preparation, and direct field support. During the winter and spring, the YPC manages youth admissions, conducts school and youth outreach, organizes gear caches, and helps lead the 5-week Youth Program Leader training. As the summer field season peaks, the position transitions into an active logistical and mentoring resource—tracking participant data, supporting AmeriCorps Youth Leaders and youth participants, and maintaining clear communication across MCC offices, project partners, and crews. Crucially, this role requires conducting routine 2–3 day site visits that involve traveling to remote worksites and camping overnight with crews, with extended field time or emergency leader coverage required as needed. Location : Bozeman or Kalispell, MT Position Dates : 01/11/2027 - 08/27/2027 Wage : $23 per hour Classification : Seasonal Full Time Status : Non-Exempt (overtime eligible) Benefits : Health Insurance (MCC pays 75% for an individual / 50% for a family); vacation accrual, 6 days annual sick leave, 5 paid holidays, 2 floating holidays, pro deals Apply Here: Interviews will take place in early December! Principal Duties and Responsibilities Admissions & Enrollment Conduct Corps-to-Career youth interviews and process, review, and track candidate applications, medical review forms, and onboarding paperwork. Own day-to-day communication with program applicants and parents/guardians, providing professional, timely responses to inquiries via phone and email. Support the YPM in executing virtual parent/guardian orientations, ensuring families have clear expectations regarding program logistics, gear requirements, and safety. Coordinate and represent MCC at career fairs, community events, and school visits to support statewide youth recruitment. Field Logistics & Fleet Management Organize and maintain regional gear and tool cache inventory systems, executing efficient checkout/check-in workflows for departing and returning crews. Manage vehicle fleet maintenance—including tracking service schedules, coordinating repairs, and auditing safety logs—in close coordination with the YPM. Execute food logistics and tool coordination Project Coordination & Data Tracking Coordinate directly with project partners to collect information for Project Information Sheets. Maintain internal tracking systems to ensure accurate, timely reporting of youth timesheets, field visit evaluations, educational curriculum completion, and project accomplishments. Collect and organize written and photographic documentation of crew service work to support grant reporting and marketing efforts. Training Support & Supervision Assist the YPM in delivering the five-week Leadership Development Program, facilitating training modules and traveling to support statewide trainings between regions. Conduct regular field visits to youth crews, providing supervision, technical guidance, and programmatic support to AmeriCorps Youth Leaders. Provide feedback and coaching to leaders regarding crew dynamics, participant wellness, and the implementation of program curricula. Participate in a shared summer emergency on-call rotation, providing logistical and emotional support to field crews during incidents. Attend MCC statewide trainings This position description is not an exhaustive list of all responsibilities, duties, and skills required. All Montana Conservation Corps positions may be required to perform duties beyond those listed. Qualifications & Skills: MINIMUM REQUIRED EDUCATION AND EXPERIENCE: At least two years of college or military experience, or equivalent work experience Minimum age of 21 Previous leadership experience, skills, or training Previous experience working with teens in a youth development or outdoor setting Effective written and oral communication skills, with strong organizational skills and attention to detail Proficient with Google Suite, Salesforce, and collaboration tools Ability to work independently and as a part of a team Relevant technical skills including trail maintenance and construction, fencing, habitat restoration, and other natural resource work. Ability to pass a Criminal History Check A valid driver’s license, ability to pass a Motor Vehicle Records check and drive a company vehicle Current Wilderness First-Aid/CPR certification (MCC can provide training upon hire) This position will require overnight travel and non-traditional work hours, including some evenings and weekends, and tent camping for up to 9-days at a time. May be required to lift up to 40 pounds unassisted and to hike up to 12 miles per day in rugged terrain. #J-18808-Ljbffr Montana Conservation Corps