Academic Innovation & Mentoring (AIM) Coordinator

Job Description

Job Description

Academic Innovation & Mentoring (AIM) Coordinator

Whitney Campus | Boys & Girls Clubs of Skagit County
Part-Time (25–29 hrs/week) | $22.50–$23.87 + $1.00 Differential DOE/DOQ

What if the best way to help a young person succeed in school starts with getting them excited about learning?

A creative challenge, an unexpected discovery, or a little encouragement at just the right time can change how youth see themselves and what they're capable of achieving.

We're looking for an Academic Innovation & Mentoring (AIM) Coordinator at Whitney Campus who can bring curiosity, creativity, and enthusiasm to learning while building meaningful connections with youth.

You'll develop engaging experiences that make academics feel less like homework and more like discovery. From STEM projects and literacy activities to homework support, mentoring, and hands-on enrichment, you'll help youth strengthen skills, tackle challenges, and gain confidence in their abilities.

But great programming is only part of the picture. You'll also build positive relationships with youth, collaborate with schools, families, volunteers, and Club staff, and contribute to the everyday energy of the Club. Whether you're leading an activity, encouraging someone who's struggling, or jumping in to support the team, you'll help create a place where youth feel welcome and capable.

We're looking for someone who is creative, organized, dependable, and adaptable . Someone who enjoys turning ideas into experiences, understands the importance of positive relationships, and believes learning should be engaging, encouraging, and fun.

If you're excited about helping youth discover new interests, overcome challenges, and recognize their own potential, we'd love to hear from you.

Please review the full Job Description for position requirements and expectations before applying.