Job Coach Trainer

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workreadytexasAthens (TX)

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About the role

Job Coach (Part-Time) – Athens Support students with disabilities in real job settings and help them build independence and confidence in the workplace.
Position Summary: Work Ready is seeking a part-time Job Coach to support high school students with mild to moderate disabilities who are participating in community-based Work Experience placements. The Job Coach assists students directly at local employer sites to help them learn job tasks, understand workplace expectations, and build independence.
Responsibilities: Provide on-site support to students during their work shifts. Teach and reinforce job skills needed for workplace success. Model appropriate professional behavior and communication. Support students in problem-solving and understanding workplace expectations. Communicate observations, progress, and concerns to Work Ready staff as needed. Assist in developing strategies, accommodations, or prompts to increase independence. Represent Work Ready professionally at employer partner locations. Schedule Monday-Friday 9:00-3:30 pm
Qualifications
Required: Ability to pass a criminal background check. Completion of UNT WISE Job Skills Training (online certification).
Preferred Experience: (not required)Special Education, Vocational Rehabilitation, Education, Coaching, Counseling, Mental Health, Social Work, Non-Profit, or other Human Services fields. Desired Attributes Dependable and professional Strong communication and interpersonal skills Patient, supportive, and team-oriented Comfortable working in community job settings About Work Ready Work Ready provides vocational training and employment support services to individuals with disabilities across Texas. Our goal is to help students develop meaningful skills and become successful, independent participants in the workforce.

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