Retirement Plan Consultant

Pre-ETS Transition Consultant for Whitley County Job Category: Professional Requisition Number: PREET002407 Posted : August 5, 2026 Full-Time On-site Locations Showing 1 location Fort Wayne, IN 46825, USA Description Pre-ETS Transition Consultant Location: Whitley County, USA Hourly Rate: $17.18 Type: Full-Time Summary: The Pre-Employment Transition Services (Pre-ETS) Transition Consultant delivers the five required WIOA Pre-ETS activities to students with disabilities ages 14–22 who are eligible or potentially eligible for Vocational Rehabilitation (VR). This position provides group and individual instruction across assigned schools, ensuring high-quality career exploration, work-based learning coordination, workplace readiness training, counseling on post-secondary opportunities, and self-advocacy instruction. Transition Consultants work directly with school personnel, VR counselors, families, and community partners to prepare students for future education, training, and competitive integrated employment. Duties and Responsibilities: Provide individualized and group-based Pre-Employment Transition Services that promote independence, career readiness, and successful transition to employment or post-secondary training. Support students in developing employment-related skills such as career exploration, self-advocacy, workplace readiness, and participation in work-based learning opportunities. Maintain accurate, timely documentation in accordance with program and agency standards. Collaborate with schools, VR counselors, employers, families, and community partners. Ensure services adhere to state and federal guidelines, including WIOA and VR requirements. Participate in ongoing professional development and required Pre-ETS trainings. Support students in achieving individualized transition goals that foster growth, independence, and preparation for competitive integrated employment. Qualifications Demonstrated ability to work positively and professionally with youth. Strong interpersonal and communication skills, including the ability to engage students in both group and individual settings. Ability to plan, organize, and manage schedules or activities across multiple school locations. Comfort facilitating activities, leading instruction, and supporting students with varying learning styles. Ability to maintain confidentiality and handle sensitive information with professionalism. Motivated, flexible, and able to adapt to changing school environments or student needs. Requirements Must pass all background checks required by the agency and participating school districts. Must hold a valid driver’s license for at least two (3) years and be able to travel between assigned schools and community locations. Must carry active auto insurance and have reliable transportation. Must be able to travel between assigned schools and community locations. Must be able to meet documentation and compliance expectations. Must adhere with all departmental SOPs, policies, trainings, and outlined expectations. Working Conditions This full-time position follows the academic school year, with most direct services delivered during standard school hours. Weekly hours total 40; however, the daily schedule may vary based on school calendars, student needs, and planned activities. Compensation is structured to remain consistent throughout the year. Work is primarily performed in school environments, including classrooms, resource rooms, conference spaces, and other designated areas within middle and high schools. Frequent travel between multiple school locations and occasional community sites (employers, work-based learning locations, colleges, training sites) is required during the school year. Standard work occurs during school hours, but variations in daily schedules may occur based on school bell times, transportation needs, student schedules, and planned activities. Work involves regular interaction with adolescents, including students with diverse learning needs, disabilities, and communication styles. Moderate physical activity may be required, including walking through school buildings, accompanying students during job shadows or work-based experiences, and transporting program materials. Administrative tasks, such as documentation, emails, and virtual meetings, may be performed in an office setting, remotely, or between school visits as permitted by agency policy. Noise levels vary from quiet office or classroom spaces to louder hallways or community settings. Exposure to typical school environment factors such as bell schedules, transitions between classes, group activities, and varying room temperatures. Occasional evening or daytime events such as school meetings, family nights, employer tours, or VR collaboration meetings may occur based on program needs. EEO/ADA Compliant Equal Opportunity Employer This employer is required to notify all applicants of their rights pursuant to federal employment laws. For further information, please review the Know Your Rights notice from the Department of Labor. #J-18808-Ljbffr