he WIOA Care Coordinator provides comprehensive support services and information resources that enable program participants to take an active responsibility for their career decision making, participation in training and job search.

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Starting Wage $18-$20 per hour DOQ

? Collaborate with the Anokiiwin team to identify, define, and meet member education/career planning goals.

? Provide individual and group education and career direction services for program participants.

? Manage programs designed to educate participants with job search skills and employment preparation strategies.

? Maintain internet applications and databases that support the delivery of services to program participants.

? Manage grant work plan(s) as assigned and reporting per grant requirement(s).

? Attend meetings as needed/required.

? Represent NWICDC positively to various agencies including funders, partners, employers, and the general public.

? College degree or equivalent experience in human service related field.

? Minimum of three years&rsquo experience in or related career planning and employment services including direct career counseling .

? Be consistent dependable, punctual, enthusiastic and flexible.

? Minimum of one year of experience in information management systems.

? Demonstration of an understanding, appreciation and awareness of the cultural, social and economic diversity within the community being served.

? Personal lived experience and/or previous work within the Anishinaabe community is a plus.

? Have strong communication skills (writing, listening, and speaking) and interact positively with the general public.