Youth Financial Literacy Program Instructor Seasonal, Part-Time

JOB TITLE: Youth Financial Literacy Program Instructor (Seasonal, Part-Time)

DEPARTMENT: Program Operations

LOCATION: Atlanta, GA

ACCOUNTABILITY: Director of Youth & Program Administration

JOB SUMMARY:

Operation HOPE is seeking dynamic and motivated individuals to join our team as Youth Financial Literacy Program Instructors for a seasonal, part-time role. Instructors will facilitate our copyrighted youth curriculum across schools and youth-serving organizations as part of the Atlanta Uplift Youth Financial Literacy Program. This position is ideal for those with experience working with youth and a passion for financial literacy education.

RESPONSIBILITIES:

Primary duties will include but are not limited to:

• Facilitate Operation HOPE’s copyrighted youth curriculum across schools and youth serving organizations, ensuring engaging and effective delivery to students.
• Lead interactive financial literacy lessons and activities focused on building essential
  
  

money management skills, entrepreneurship, and financial empowerment for youth.

• Manage a classroom environment, maintaining a 1:20 staff-to-student ratio, providing
  
  

support and ensuring students understand key concepts.

• Adapt lesson plans as needed to fit the age, grade, and understanding of each student
  
  

group, fostering an inclusive and effective learning environment.

• Collaborate with school staff and youth organization personnel to ensure successful
  
  

program delivery in line with schedule requirements.

• Track student attendance and engagement, providing feedback to the Director of Youth & Program Administration as needed.
• Serves as volunteer management scheduler.
  
  

TRAVEL REQUIREMENTS:

• Position requires travel to fulfill responsibilities.
• Must have personal transportation to travel to designated partner sites.
  
  

SKILLS/QUALIFICATIONS:

• Experience facilitating youth programs or classroom instruction, preferably with elementary, middle, or high school students.
• Background or strong interest in financial literacy education, youth empowerment, or
  
  

entrepreneurship.

• Strong communication and interpersonal skills, with the ability to engage and inspire youth.
• Ability to adapt lesson plans to meet the diverse needs of students across various age
  
  

groups.

• Must pass the Operation HOPE and School District Background Check.
• Completion of Mandated Reporter: Critical Links in Protecting Children in Georgia certificate prior to the start of employment.
• Deep commitment to and belief in Operation HOPE’s mission.
  
  

Additonal Requirements

• Ability to commit to a 7-week program schedule.
• Flexibility to work 15 hours per week across multiple locations in Atlanta as part of a
  
  

rotating schedule.

Operation HOPE is an equal opportunity employer committed to fostering a diverse and inclusive workplace.