Program Instructor

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Full Time Dallas, TX, US

30+ days ago Requisition

Salary Range: $20.00 To $20.00 Hourly

The Program Instructor - Community Programs, brings the Girl Scout Leadership Experience to life by facilitating high-quality, relevant, and engaging programs for girls in grades K-12 during school-day (advisory/PE) or after-school hours at designated partner sites. These team members are energetic educators and mentors who use our National Program Portfolio to deliver programming that is girl-led, culturally responsive, and aligned with both Girl Scout outcomes and the priorities of school and community partners.

• Deliver fun, interactive, and age-appropriate programming aligned with the National Program Portfolio, adapted to the needs of each school or community partner site.
• Foster a safe and inclusive environment that promotes Girl Scout values, leadership development, and positive relationships.
• Incorporate Girl Scout traditions, cooperative learning, and girl-led activities to deepen engagement and identity as a Girl Scout.

• Build positive, professional relationships with site staff, teachers, caregivers, and girls.
• Ensure programming supports both Girl Scout leadership outcomes and the school/community partner's goals for youth development.
• Serve as a trusted site representative of GSNETX, communicating needs and successes to your supervisor.

• Accurately complete and submit administrative tasks including attendance, membership and HHS forms, permission slips, evaluations, and surveys.
• Ensure supplies are gathered, program kits are maintained, and spaces are prepared and cleaned before and after activities.
• Deliver feedback and outcome data to support program evaluation and improvement.
• Maintain flexible scheduling to adapt to site needs while meeting attendance and delivery benchmarks.

• Participate in regular team meetings, required training, and council-wide events as assigned.
• Support or lead special events, field trips, and take-action projects, including occasional evenings and weekends.

• High school diploma or equivalent required; some college or youth development experience preferred.
• Experience working with children or youth in educational or community settings.
• Commitment to diversity, equity, and inclusion; ability to relate to girls from a wide range of backgrounds.
• Ability to travel to program sites across the council footprint.
• Strong communication and organization skills; detail-oriented and dependable.
• Bilingual (Spanish/English) preferred but not required.