CWS Interventionist

Job Title

The position is responsible for specific tasks as well as general support of the Corporate Work Study Team.

College and Workforce Exploration

Assist students in exploring and identifying potential career pathways based on their interests, strengths, and academic goals.

Facilitate career exploration activities such as job shadowing, internships, career fairs, and guest speaker events.

Guide students in developing resumes, cover letters, and interview skills for job searches, internships, and college applications.

Help students develop skills for entering the workforce, including professional communication, job searching, resume building, and interview preparation.

Collaborate with local businesses, community partners, and post-secondary institutions to provide job training and apprenticeship opportunities for students.

Implement career readiness programs such as mock interviews, workplace etiquette workshops, and job shadowing experiences.

Behavioral Intervention and Support

Provide individual and group support for students demonstrating behavioral challenges or requiring additional interventions.

Utilize data to identify students in need of behavioral interventions and develop personalized support plans.

Create and maintain a safe, supportive, and engaging learning environment that fosters academic success in reading, language arts, mathematics, and other designated subjects.

Data and Reporting

Track and report on student progress toward post-graduation plans, including college acceptances, scholarships, and workforce placements.

Maintain accurate records of students' college and career readiness activities and interventions.

Prepare reports on the outcomes of college and career readiness programs and initiatives.

Prepare reports and presentations to share progress with school leadership, staff, and parents.

Use data to refine behavior management strategies and ensure alignment with school goals.

Student and Family Engagement

Work directly with students and families to promote positive behavior both at school and in the community.

Compile and communicate student progress through pre- and post-assessment data, progress reports, and other required compliance documentation to school leadership, parents, and classroom teachers.

Provide regular updates to parents/guardians regarding student progress, college and career preparation, and upcoming deadlines.

Professional Development and School Leadership

Stay current on trends in college admissions, career readiness, workforce development, and financial aid processes.

Participate in school-wide programs and committees aimed at improving post-graduation success for all students.

Complete Title compliance documentation in a timely manner.

Work closely with teachers, parents, and administrators to ensure students are on track to meet their post-secondary goals.