Remote Volunteer Trail Guide / Virtual Mentor iLevelUP

Posted 4 days ago

ilevelupSeattle (WA)

Educational, Guidance, and Career Counselors and Advisors Educational Support Services

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About the role

Help a young person navigate education, career, financial-capability, and life-readiness goals as an iLevelUP Trail Guide. We are seeking screened volunteer Virtual Mentors to provide structured encouragement, reflection, and resource navigation for underserved youth and young people using approved remote formats.

Responsibilities: Complete screening, orientation, youth-safeguarding, and role-specific training Meet virtually with an assigned participant or small group on an agreed schedule Help participants set goals, identify next steps, reflect on progress, and prepare questions Share appropriate experience and resources without promising outcomes or providing professional advice outside your qualifications Use approved communication platforms and maintain clear boundaries Document participation as required and protect confidential information Escalate safety, wellbeing, boundary, or technical concerns immediately Coordinate with the Mentorship Coordinator and follow program guidance Qualifications: At least 21 years old with reliable communication and follow-through Patient, encouraging, culturally responsive, and committed to youth safety Willingness to complete a background check and required training Mentoring, coaching, education, counseling, workforce, college-access, or youth-development experience is helpful Comfortable supporting goals without directing personal, legal, medical, or financial decisions This is a remote, recurring volunteer role available within the United States. Expect approximately 2–4 hours per month for at least six months. Questions: volunteers@ilevelup.app iLevelUP / Believe in Me 107 Spring Street, 2nd Floor Seattle, WA 98104 (206) 414-8043

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