Youth Trainer

JOB TITLE: Youth Trainer (Part-Time, Per Diem)  

REPORTS TO: Director of Programs and DEIB 

LOCATION & HOURS: State-wide; Maximum 100 hours between April 1- June 30, 

2025 

RATE OF PAY: $50/hour Recognize that as a Per Diem consultant the number of 

hours of work assigned will vary. 

FLSA STATUS: Non-Exempt 

Main Function 

MACGH is currently seeking a dedicated youth trainer. This part-time, temporary role 

involves educating youth on the risks associated with online sports betting and 

fantasy sports, empowering them to make informed decisions, and fostering critical 

thinking about sports, multimedia, and cultural norms. The youth trainer will serve 

as a positive role model and support and inspire young participants while creating a 

safe, welcoming, and engaging learning environment.  

Candidates will receive at least 16 hours of comprehensive training (e.g., 

understanding program content, developing facilitation skills, youth engagement 

strategies) before starting the program to ensure they are well-equipped for success. 

Essential Job Function: 

• Teach program content to youth aged 12-20 in an engaging, age-appropriate, 

and interactive manner. 

• Oversee the daily operations of program activities, including setup, execution, 

and takedown of materials and equipment. 

• Encourage participation in activities, foster positive relationships, and facilitate 

a sense of belonging in classroom setting. 

• Ensure a safe and inclusive learning environment by modeling respectful 

behavior and addressing any conflicts or challenges that arise.  

• Maintain accurate and timely documentation, including participant 

evaluations, attendance records, and program registration forms. 

• Work closely with MACGH to provide feedback on program effectiveness and 

assist in preparing reports or feedback summaries. 

Requirements 

• High School diploma or GED. Bachelor’s degree in education, social work, or 

related field preferred. 

• Minimum of three years working with youth in an instructional, mentoring, or 

leadership capacity. 

• Valid U.S. driver’s license and reliable form of transportation. 

• A Criminal Offender Record Information check may be required.  

Position Competencies  

• Background in teaching, youth programming, or mentoring.  

• Knowledge of fantasy sports, video gaming, sports betting, and/or media 

literacy highly encouraged. 

• Strong communication and interpersonal skills, with the ability to engage 

diverse youth populations. 

• Ability to work collaboratively and adapt to changing program needs. 

Mass. Council Core Competencies: 

• Action Oriented/Strong Work Ethic 

• Ability to Manage Change/Flexibility 

• Communication (written and oral) 

• Compassion 

• Customer Focus 

• Cultural Humility 

• Integrity/Trust 

• Problem Solving/Initiative/Innovation 

• Self-Knowledge and Self-Development 

Diversity, Equity, Inclusion & Belonging at MACGH: 

MACGH is committed to creating a workplace where diverse perspectives and 

backgrounds are celebrated and valued. We strive to create a welcoming and 

supportive environment that reflects our core values: respect, equity, compassion, 

education, teamwork, and innovation. We welcome individuals of all backgrounds, 

identities, and abilities to apply, as we strive to build a team that truly reflects and 

resonates with the diverse communities we serve. As an equal opportunity 

employer, we welcome candidates who bring unique strengths, experiences, and 

insights to our organization, contributing to our shared commitment to inclusion.