Jobs at New Settlement

Provides individualized college and career advising to youth and adults, supporting admissions, financial aid, scholarships, postsecondary planning, and career pathways. Manages a 90–100-person caseload, leads College Explorers programming, facilitates workshops and events, tracks outcomes in Salesforce, analyzes program data, and builds partnerships with schools, colleges, workforce organizations, and community groups.

Supports the Program Director in administering a DYCD-funded after-school program. Supervises and coaches staff, monitors attendance and engagement, supports youth-centered curriculum, maintains compliance records, partners with families and schools, manages safety and incident response, coordinates events and field trips, and leads daily site operations when the Program Director is absent.

Provides administrative support for youth and family development programs, including greeting visitors, answering calls, maintaining attendance and participant records, filing, data entry, enrollment paperwork, scheduling, mail distribution, equipment troubleshooting, and program communications. Supports after-school, holiday, and summer camp operations, assists with recruitment events, communicates program issues, and handles confidential information with discretion.

Supports a school-based after-school program by designing age-appropriate lesson plans, developing instructional materials, providing individualized academic support, coaching staff, and aligning activities with DYCD and NYCPS standards. The role supervises participant safety, maintains documentation, communicates with families, supports youth with diverse needs, and fosters engagement across academic, leadership, STEAM, literacy, wellness, and life-skills programming.

Lead and supervise groups of 15–25 K–8 students in after-school programs, delivering hands-on activities (arts, literacy, STEM), homework help, meal supervision, safety enforcement, conflict resolution, parent interaction, and collaboration with staff. Participate in trainings, meetings, and special projects.

Co-facilitate leadership, arts, STEM, mental health, fitness, and reproductive health classes for girls and young women (ages 11–21). Lead team-building, supervise trips, record attendance, support college and career readiness, participate in curriculum development and staff trainings, and maintain safety and inclusive environments. Part-time (4–10 hours/week) with evening and monthly weekend availability required.

The Data and Office Manager oversees operations and data functions, manages student records, fiscal processes, and supports participant engagement for the YouthBuild program.