If you are someone looking for a leadership opportunity that supports an excellent mission and vision for the community, Goodwill of the Heartland’s Lead Career Services Advisor might be the position for you! This position requires an associate’s degree or two years of study completed from a higher-learning institution, and one year of employment in a related field such as recruiting, supervision, or training. An additional year of employment may be substituted for the education requirement.
The Lead Career Services Advisor is responsible for providing services in our career centers and partner locations and will over-see several other Career Service Advisors. The primary objective of our career centers is to assist program participants identify and meet their employment goals. This includes skill assessment, proctoring exams, in-person instruction, business development, and partnering with Career Navigators at Goodwill to coordinate referral and support needs. This position aids in the development and training of new and current team members.
Goodwill of the Heartland offers competitive benefits, including:
- Generous store discount
- Competitive PTO
- Retirement package with up to 6% employer contribution after one year
- Strong team culture
- Health/Vision/Dental Insurance
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QualificationsQualifications:
- Associate’s degree, or two years of study completed from a higher learning institution required. One year of employment in a related field may be substituted for education requirement.
- One year employment in a related field such as recruiting, supervision, or training required.
- Use of computer skills, proficiency in Microsoft Office and Microsoft Teams or Zoom.
- Preferred bi-lingual.
The Lead Career Services Advisor has a starting pay range between $20.26 and $22.39 The scheduled hours will typically be Monday – Friday 8:00am to 4:30pm.
Skills Required
- Associate's degree or two years of completed study at a higher-learning institution; one additional year of related employment may substitute for the education requirement.
- One year of employment in a related field such as recruiting, supervision, or training.
- Computer skills and proficiency in Microsoft Office and Microsoft Teams or Zoom.
- Bilingual ability.
What We Do
Goodwill of the Heartland is a nonprofit organization that helps people reach their full potential through education, training, and the power of work. It provides skills for living, job training, and various support programs. The organization operates 19 retail locations and an eCommerce department to fund its community-based initiatives, including employment placement services, aimed at removing barriers to employment and independence.
