After-School Club Leader

Posted 2 days ago

cornerstone schoolsDetroit (MI)

SENIORITY

Mid

SALARY

$50 per day

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About the role

After-School Club Leader Position Type: Part-Time Worksite Location: Cornerstone Schools • Detroit, MI Salary: $50 per day • $250 per week Work Schedule: Monday - Friday, 3:15 p.m. arrival and 5:45 departure; potential to explore 3-4 days per week, depending on your availability Experience: Entry level Expected Start Date: January 5, 2026 About the Dawn to Dusk Program. Cornerstone's Dawn to Dusk (D2D) Program provides high-quality after-school enrichment and academic support for students across five campuses. Position Overview. We have two different types of after-school activities that we offer our K-8 students: (a) specific clubs like Art, Drama, Dance, Music, STEM, Coding, Robotics, Sports & Fitness, Cooking, Entrepreneurship, Debate, or Language clubs; else (b) homework help clubs, that offer a safe, quiet, structured place for students to work on their reading and math. Traits and skills. This position is for an individual seeking to begin a career in education, youth development, social work, STEM, arts, or related fields. Preference will be given to candidates with roots in Detroit and graduated from Cass, Renaissance, or King high schools and can act as role models for our students.
Requirements: Must be able to pass a criminal background checkMust complete all required compliance and onboarding documentsReliable, punctual, and committed to working with youth Ability to manage a group of students positively and professionally Creativity, enthusiasm, and a strong work ethic Why Join Us? Make a difference in the lives of students in Detroit Gain valuable experience for careers in education, youth development, psychology, social work, STEM education, or the arts Build your résumé with leadership and teaching experience Opportunity to design and run your own enrichment club How to ApplyPlease submit your résumé. Applications are accepted on a rolling basis until all positions are filled.

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