5 youth program coordinator jobs at 4 companies in Seaside, CA
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Program Coordinator ll - Youth Programs
Santa Cruz, California, United States
$21-$31/hrFieldFull Time
Ecology Action: Non-profit implementing community-based climate and sustainability programs.
2+ YOE2+ years youth education or equivalent, bilingual Spanish/English, must obtain LCI certification within 12 months, valid California Class C driver license, reliable vehicle and insurance, Microsoft Office proficiency, strong classroom management.
Microsoft Word, Microsoft PowerPoint, Microsoft Excel
Watsonville or Salinas or Gilroy or Modesto or Stockton
$25-$27/hrHybridFull Time
Digital NEST: Empowers underserved youth through technology skills and career training.
3+ YOE3+ years experience in youth development or workforce programs; experience organizing career events; strong interpersonal, organizational, and data-analysis skills; valid CA driver's license; ability to travel and work evenings/weekends occasionally.
University Corporation at Monterey Bay: Supports California State University, Monterey Bay through auxiliary services.
1+ YOEBachelor's degree required; at least 1 year working with first-generation, low-income youth or college students; experience in recruitment, outreach, program coordination, documentation, and supervising Fellows. May require occasional evenings/weekends and background checks.
Career/Job Training Coordinator for 2026-2027 School Year
Hollister, California, United States
$35-$43/hrOnsiteFull Time
San Benito High School District: Provides public secondary education and student support services.
Bachelor's degree (or AA plus equivalent experience); knowledge of office methods, youth development, community resources, job development/training and budgeting; ability to coordinate programs, monitor budgets, use SASI/WordPerfect, summarize data, and communicate effectively.
Student Experience and Leadership Programs Specialist
Seaside or Monterey
$25/hrOnsiteFull Time, Temporary
University Corporation at Monterey Bay: Supports California State University, Monterey Bay through auxiliary services.
Bachelor's degree required; professional experience with first-generation or low-income youth and/or college students; skills in mentoring, facilitation, program coordination, recruitment, and event planning; occasional evenings/weekends and background check required.