MYBC Careers

We are a team of over 130 caseworkers, teachers, administrators, directors, support staff, and vocational coordinators with one common goal: to unleash the intelligence and positive energy of low-income youth to rebuild their communities and their lives. 
If you share that goal, and have the passion to accomplish it, we want to hear from you. Below you will find the most recent job opportunities within the MYBC. 

(Note: Postings may not always reflect all openings at every MYBC site. See the "contact us" page and inquire at the program of your interest for the most up-to-date employment opportunities.)

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​TWO OPENINGS IN BOSTON

ELA H.E.D. Instructor, YouthBuild Boston
Reports to: MS H.E.D. Instructor

Job Summary: The H.E.D. Instructor is responsible for providing direction for academic instruction at YouthBuild Boston and working directly with students to teach, support and inspire program participants to meet their educational goals.

Responsibilities:
Direct Instruction (22 hrs./wk.)

• Create and teach detailed, engaging lessons in reading, writing and social studies (including civics, history and economics) in a remote or hybrid setting, as state and city rules  demand, to prepare students to achieve passing scores on their HiSET Exams and earn the High School Equivalency Diploma.  When appropriate, include content pertaining to the building trades and/or service learning,
• Utilize various teaching methods to develop/adapt curricula and activities to meet needs of students at various stages of academic and behavioral readiness.
• Utilize computers/technology to enhance learning.
• Develop and facilitate workshops for various Mental Toughness and Life Skills workshops with appropriate staff as necessary, particularly technology assessments, service learning, and the history of service and project management.
• Lead planning for and, when possible, attend, field trips with students as appropriate.

Planning/Assessment (12 hrs./wk.) 

• Create, research and refine detailed lesson plans to teach social studies, reading and writing and respond to students’ unique learning styles and levels of progress. 
• Assess students’ proficiencies, identify gaps, measure progress and implement plans to address problem areas.  Share written assessments with students monthly.
• Participate in meetings with H.E.D. and Vocational Instructors and Case Managers to coordinate lesson plans and discuss student progress.
• Participate in/contribute to systems for clear, concise and timely communication with case managers and construction team about program participants.
• Attend and participate regularly in staff meetings, trainings, retreats and events.
• Student Intake Process:  Set up and proctor TABE 11 & 12 Online pre- and posttests for BTE and PA students as needed

Evaluation (6 hrs./wk.)

• Grade and evaluate student work material to measure benchmarking progress and readiness for Hi-SET test taking
• Assess effectiveness and utilize assessment data to continually  improve teaching and student outcomes.
• Track students’ classroom attendance, test scores and grades and share written evaluations and assessments with team members and senior managers as needed.

QUALIFICATIONS

• The ELA H.E.D. Instructor should have the vision, passion and maturity to ensure students experience a safe, welcoming and challenging academic environment that inspires them to achieve educational gains and proficiency.
• Bachelor’s degree in Education or related field required
• 1 - 2 years’ teaching experience working with young people from diverse backgrounds
• Excellent oral and written communication skills
• Strong administrative and time management skills

Key Contacts:

• Client Services Managers
• Vocational Instructors
• Deputy Director 

Physical Work Environment:

• The position will require moving around classroom, navigating desks and chairs, writing on white boards, manipulating a projector and screen as needed.
• Candidate must be able to stand and sit for considerable amounts of time to teach, record grades, do computer work and make copies of lesson materials.
• Must be able to bend to reach lower drawers and book shelves as well as reach up to higher book shelves and file cabinets
• Classrooms include two on the 2nd floor, as well as 1st floor computer lab and multi-purpose space and a 3rd floor conference room

To apply, please send a resume and cover letter to Greg Mumford at gmumford@ybboston.org.

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Carpentry Instructor, YouthBuild Boston
Reports to: Project Superintendent

OUR ORGANIZATION:
Our Mission is to empower and assist underserved young people from the Boston area with the essential social, vocational, academic, and life skills necessary to navigate a positive pathway to self- sufficiency and neighborhood responsibility. While YBB promotes the core values of youth development and community service, it stands out as an innovative non-profit offering a hands-on approach to building trades training. Our programs provide vocational education, counseling, and other life skills training that readily strengthen and prepare students for the workforce upon graduation. We focus on the assets of each individual to enable young people to navigate a pathway to a meaningful livelihood. We connect young people to their peers, family, and community in a positive and supportive way.

Our programs include:

1. Building Trades Exploration: This 6-9 month academic and building trades program is for young people aged 17-24 who do not have a high school diploma. Participants gain exposure to construction and landscaping safety, tools, materials, techniques, and methods while taking HiSet prep classes for their high school equivalency test.
2. Pre-Apprentice: This 15-week program is for young people aged 18-25 who already have their high school diploma or equivalent and are interested in starting a career in the building trades. Students gain field experience on real construction sites to ensure that they are ready for employment in the field upon graduation.
3. The Designery: These 7 to 10-week sessions are geared toward high school students who want an enriching after-school experience. Students are paid a bi-weekly stipend while they hone fundamental graphic, modeling, and design-thinking skills through real design projects for non-profit clients around the city.

​POSITION SUMMARY:
The Carpentry Instructor is responsible for working with trainees to gain competencies in the carpentry trade, including gut rehabilitation. The Carpentry Instructor also works collaboratively with other program staff to ensure programmatic integrity through skill and leadership development.
 
POSITION RESPONSIBILITIES: 

• Teach carpentry skills, including demolition, rough framing, roofing, drywall, building maintenance, etc. to YBB trainees.
• Implement carpentry training curriculum.
• Teach proper use and handling of all hand tools, power tools, and equipment.
• Maintain and practice safety and safe working conditions.
• Inform Project Superintendent about material needs for job site.
• Complete and submit job reports to supervisor: daily tasks, accident, tool checklist and job attendance. 
• Assist in personal and vocational counseling and development of trainees. 
• Assist in leadership skill development of trainees in conjunction with other staff.
• Assist in monitoring student time; punching in and out on the construction site.
• Monitor all tools and equipment used on the job.
• Assist in evaluation of student knowledge, skills and competencies in construction.
• Adhere to all regulatory and contractual requirements on the construction site.
• Assume responsibility over the construction site in absence of the Project Superintendent by maintaining production safety and interfacing with subcontractors and inspectors.
• Attend and participate in staff meetings and trainings.
• Adhere to all personnel policies and contractual agreements.
• Accept additional responsibilities as needed after assessment, evaluation and mutual agreement between employee and supervisor.

QUALIFICATIONS:

• H.S. Diploma/G.E.D. required 
• OSHA 10 Certification
• Minimum 6 years experience working in the field
• Ability to interpret blue prints.
• Professionalism, maturity and the ability to work as a team and independently
• Strong working skills and knowledge from framing to finishing. 
• Ability to lead by example and motivate others.

The Carpentry Instructor is a key staff member of YouthBuild Boston and professional conduct during work hours should always reflect the overall mission and philosophy of the organization. ​To apply, please send a resume and cover letter should be sent to Construction Manager Joe Diaz at jdiaz@ybboston.org​.

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OPENING IN SALEM​

Assistant Education Instructor, YouthBuild North Shore CDC

Why Work at North Shore CDC?
North Shore Community Development Coalition (NSCDC) is a regional, nonprofit organization committed to investing in neighborhoods to create thriving communities. We envision a North Shore where every neighborhood is one of choice and opportunity. Our neighborhood revitalization model focuses on projects that have lasting benefits for entire neighborhoods with need-based programs that build future city leaders and self-sufficient residents. Our diverse staff are passionate and committed to helping our communities thrive and grow.  We offer extremely competitive benefits including funding for professional development, as well as a full suite of healthcare benefits, generous paid time-off, flexible work hours and more.

The YouthBuild Assistant Education Instructor (YAEI) will be a motivated self-starter that is passionate about educating alternative youth learners and positive youth development, able to pay close attention to detail and work in a collaborative supportive environment to help underserved Opportunity Youth ages 16-24 work towards success and self-sufficiency. The YAEI will work closely with the Educational Coordinator in supporting educational needs of the program participants.  The YAEI will have the opportunity to lead classroom instruction, design curriculum and develop lesson plans that will encourage a supportive learning environment for alternative learners.

Specific Duties

• Teach basic adult education to students with varying academic levels integrating reading, math language arts, social studies and science
• Develop innovative project-based lessons inclusive of critical and creative thinking exploring themes of social justice, career readiness and life skill development.
• Assess individual student progress and adapt curriculum and lesson plans according to the individual learning needs of the students
• Responsible for record keeping and organizing student files regularly 
• Serve as an active participant and educational expert in our diverse offering of programmatic activities across program components

Qualifications

• High energy and a positive role model to help motivate young people through creative 
• High School Diploma or equivalent or a bachelor’s degree in education or a related field.
• Strong commitment to cultivating a safe, respectful and collaborative learning environment of youth aged 16-24
• Capable of operating computer systems and strong understanding of how to navigate technology
• Experience with curriculum development, and lesson planning 
• A strong commitment to helping young people succeed academically, reorient their lives, develop leadership and professional skills, and make a difference in their communities. 
• Active problem solver with a keen ability to collaborate with others
• Team oriented, and strong communication skills 

To apply or for more information, submit a cover letter and resume to Jason Pina, COO by email at HR@northshorecdc.org. Please specify “Assistant Education Instructor” in the subject line.

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