Youth Empowerment Coaches - Bilingual Preferred (Irving Center) Onsite

Youth Empowerment Coaches - Bilingual Preferred (Irving Center) Onsite Full-time Job Title: Case Mgr (816140) Schedule: First Shift State Location: TX Compensation: USD 24.33 - USD 24.33 - hourly Assists program participants in developing occupational and vocational goals reflective of their skills, capabilities and interests. Manages participant progress towards achieving goals by creating and updating plans. Manages a caseload of participants and provides counseling and mentoring. Assesses participant competencies, work history, educational attainment, skills, and abilities; identifies challenges to finding employment and prompts them to find solutions. Conducts regular ongoing individual meetings with participants for job search, education, job retention, and/or job readiness. Completes an individualized overview of available services and works with participant to create an employment plan for short- and long-term goals. Maintains information about area resources and employers. Ensures participant accountability and attendance; tracks and maintains employment retention goals. Maintains scheduled, periodic contact with participants in a variety of locations to assess job retention/advancement issues. Provides information to participants on available training and/or jobs that will lead to advancement. Assumes central responsibility for participants achieving self-sufficiency by monitoring progress throughout the program cycle, beginning with referral and continuing through retention and advancement efforts. Prepares, organizes, and maintains accurate, updated information in both electronic and paper participant files reflecting the entire history of a program participant including log of supportive services issued. Provides case management with a focus on helping customers to prepare for employment that leads to self-sufficiency. Facilitates customer access to training, education, and to employment services, as well as job-specific information; provide case management to customers at the appropriate level. Display the ability to work with a variety of cultures, languages, educational and economic backgrounds. Introduce Company and other tools in the classroom (Metrix, LinkedIn Learning, etc). Conduct follow‑up outreach to students not engaged in classroom activities and document efforts in program issues systems. Maintain student's assessments in files and student database. Able to communicate effectively both oral and written. Uses the assessments to develop a realistic career pathway. Ensures job seeker meets the eligibility requirements for all programs and employment activities by clearly/accurately documenting such eligibility in hard copy and case notes, securing the proper approvals for participation, and monitoring the job seeker’s progress as defined in our policies and procedures throughout their participation. Provides job search assistance and job referrals to the job seeker at each meeting. Works with job seeker to secure any additional supportive services available within each program as part of their job search and employment. Conducts a weekly evaluation to verify job seeker’s eligibility for incentive issuance. Tracks job seekers performance for employment outcomes, training outcomes, measurable skills gained. Prepares customer for successful exit from the program. Ensuring they have completed their goals and have obtained employment. /exits the job seeker in a timely and accurate manner in adherence with program regulations, and Board/Equus policies and procedures. Monitors performance reports to ensure all services and data entry are entered timely and accurately. Creates/maintains hard copy job seeker file with up‑to‑date documentation as required by program regulations, and Board/Equus policies and procedures. Other duties as assigned. Related Bachelor’s degree from an accredited university or college, or 3‑5yrs case management work experience. Excellent verbal and written communication skills Demonstrated customer service skills. Familiarity with the communities being served, with knowledge and understanding of local needs and resources. One to three years’ experience in workforce development or related programs preferred. A valid driver’s license in good standing and proof of liability insurance are required. Understanding of daily workforce center operations required. Knowledge and experience in interviewing and employment counseling preferred. Skill in solving employment‑related problems preferred. General knowledge of public employment and training programs required. Understanding of techniques for developing jobs in the public and private sectors preferred. Working knowledge of workforce center programs (WIOA, TANF, NCP, SNAP, and Young Adult). Ability to navigate through computer programs to enter required information (Microsoft Office, , TWC Mainframe, and WIT). Ability to interact with team members, sharing responsibility to accomplish common goals and objectives. Ability to keep accurate statistical records required. Strong verbal and written communication skills required. All your information will be kept confidential according to EEO guidelines. Extensive standing, sitting, computer, phone, and deskwork required; some kneeling and lifting of up to 10 pounds required; work primarily in a defined office environment with specified hours, although flexible hours including overtime may be required; interacts one on one and in groups with individuals from a diverse range of backgrounds. Mon‑Fri 8am - 5pm Up to 50% travel as needed. All qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to race, color, gender, age, pregnancy, sexual orientation, gender identity, ancestry, religion, national origin, veteran status, physical or mental disability, or reprisal or any other characteristic protected under state, federal, or local law. #J-18808-Ljbffr