Outreach Coordinator, Seasonal

education at work (e@w) is looking for an employer outreach coordinator to help with our high school summer enrichment internship program (nm seip). This is a seasonal position. E@w has been awarded a contract with the state of new mexico public education department (nm ped) to provide more than 2,200 internships statewide, with a focus on high-demand industries. In this role, you will work with local and regional government and business leaders to identify and solicit participation from employers.

• spread the word
  : network with large employers, statewide or regional business and civic associations, chambers of commerce and the like to share the opportunity to host high school interns for an 8-week period over the summer. Utilize digital and in-person opportunities and maintain crm. Secure commitments for worksites, support onboarding requirements for employers, ensure a smooth transition for high school interns, and a positive experience for employers.
  
  During the eight-week summer program, you will visit employer sites to collect information and feedback and support internship coordinators, employer mentors, and supervisors as needed.
• work with senior leadership: identify opportunities beyond the summer program to be handed off to the growth & impact team, elevate challenges to leadership within the nm seip program and alert colleagues to superior programs and student outcomes observed on site.
• stay organized: develop needed print and digital collateral in partnership with e@w’s marketing team; track all employer information and outreach in our hubspot database.

• pitch in: help the team deliver an exceptional program!

• take on other tasks as needed.

• you possess a people-first mindset: you love building relationships and can communicate clearly.
• you are mission-driven. You are interested in expanding opportunities for young people and meeting the talent needs of employers in new mexico.
• you have some knowledge of the various regional educational and employment strengths and challenges within the state.
• you have experience staying organized in a fast-paced environment with keen attention to detail.
• you’re a flexible team player who’s also confident working independently.
• experience with hubspot or other crms is a plus.
• education - a bachelor’s degree (or working towards) in a related field (such as business, nonprofit management, or education) or equivalent experience.
• ability to travel statewide is required.

• you’ll gain hands-on experience in marketing, networking, and sales.
• you’ll expand skills in communication, organization, problem-solving, and critical thinking.
• you’ll make an impact by helping more students access opportunities.
• you will travel and meet people around the state.
• you’ll boost your resume with this important work.

$18,000 - $22,000 a year

this is a full-time, seasonal position (february - june). The listed salary is for the entire season.

if you’re excited to help students succeed and want a role where your work really matters, we’d love to hear from you!

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