Remote Volunteer Workshop Facilitator iLevelUP Youth Readiness
ilevelupSeattle (WA)
Remote Volunteer Workshop Facilitator iLevelUP Youth Readiness
Posted 5 days ago
ilevelupSeattle (WA)
SENIORITY
Junior
About the role
Help iLevelUP deliver engaging virtual workshops that prepare underserved youth and young people for education, careers, financial capability, and life. We are seeking volunteer Workshop Facilitators to lead approved sessions on topics such as college exploration, goal setting, career readiness, digital skills, communication, financial capability, and navigating trusted resources.
Responsibilities:
Complete screening, orientation, youth-safeguarding, and facilitator training Prepare approved lesson plans, slides, activities, examples, and accessibility supports Facilitate interactive virtual sessions using inclusive, age-appropriate methods Establish respectful participation expectations and maintain appropriate boundaries Adapt pacing and explanation while preserving approved learning objectives Avoid individualized legal, medical, tax, investment, or mental-health advice Collect attendance and feedback through approved procedures Escalate safety or wellbeing concerns and collaborate with program staff Qualifications: Experience in facilitation, teaching, training, coaching, youth programs, workforce development, or community education Clear communication, reliable preparation, empathy, and group-management skills Comfort using virtual meeting and presentation tools Willingness to complete a background check and required training Subject-matter knowledge in at least one approved workshop area This is a remote, recurring volunteer role available within the United States. Expect approximately 3–6 hours per month, including preparation. Questions: volunteers@ilevelup.app iLevelUP / Believe in Me 107 Spring Street, 2nd Floor Seattle, WA 98104 (206) 414-8043
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