After-School Coordinator and Youth Mentor

Company Overview 

Founded in 1992, After School All-Stars (ASAS) is a non-profit organization committed to providing free, comprehensive afterschool programs that empower youth to succeed in school and in life. Our Tampa Bay chapter, established in 2016, serves over 250 students per day across multiple school sites, focusing on enriching lives through engaging activities in academics, STEM, social-emotional learning, health and wellness, career exploration, and the arts. Overview 

We are seeking an energetic, dedicated, and passionate After-School Coordinator and Youth Mentor to join our team! This dynamic role combines direct youth mentorship with hands-on academic support and structured program coordination. The ideal candidate will inspire and guide young people from diverse backgrounds, partner with teachers and site staff to deliver impactful academic interventions, and foster a safe, supportive environment where students thrive. 

This paid position offers a meaningful opportunity to make a lasting difference in the lives of underserved youth while building leadership skills in educational coordination and non-profit youth development. Join After School All-Stars to inspire the next generation of leaders!

Responsibilities 

Build trusting, respectful relationships with youth through individual and group mentorship, providing positive guidance and encouragement. 

Implement behavioral supports and maintain an inclusive, safe, and positive program climate. 

Plan and lead interactive youth programs that foster academic confidence, leadership, social-emotional learning, and life skills. 

Support afterschool staff in delivering enrichment curricula tailored to diverse learning styles. 

Maintain consistent, supportive communication with families, teachers, and school administrators. 

Collaborate with community partners to bring specialized enrichment and career exploration opportunities to program participants. Maintain accurate records of daily student attendance, academic progress, and behavioral milestones. 

Skills 

An Associate’s degree in Education, Social Work, Human Services, Psychology, or a related field required; Bachelor’s degree preferred. 

2+ years experience working with school-age children and adolescents in after-school, camp, or community settings. 

Strong knowledge of youth development stages and effective mentoring strategies. Demonstrated success working with individuals from underserved communities, low-income environments, or high-risk populations. 

Familiarity with classroom management techniques. 

Proficiency in Microsoft Office Suite (Word, PowerPoint, Excel) for documentation and reporting purposes. 

Excellent interpersonal, written, and verbal communication skills; bilingual abilities (e.g., English/Spanish) are highly desirable.