Student Peer Mentor - College Programs Tulane UniversityStudent Peer Mentor - College ProgramsNew Orleans, LAThe First-Year Seminar Peer Mentor program is an academic leadership opportunity for upperclass students to serve as a mentor to our newest students in a first-year seminar classroom (TIDES and Honors Colloquium). Peer Mentors play a crucial role in the transition of first-year students to the academic and social communities of Tulane University.
Mentor Technician - PT TravelCenters of AmericaMentor Technician - PTSlidell, LADriven by a passionate team, TA is focused on growing its network of travel centers, implementing cutting edge technology and embarking on innovative alternative energy and sustainability initiatives. As a Mentor Technician, you will train new technicians in providing accurate, efficient service to customers through troubleshooting, diagnosing, and repairing heavy duty trucks and trailers.
Program for Successful Employment Peer Mentor Job DetailsProgram for Successful Employment Peer MentorBaton Rouge, LouisianaBenefits offered include retirement, multiple medical insurance options, supplemental insurances (dental, term life, disability, accident, vision, etc.), Tax Saver Flexible Benefits Plan (saves tax dollars on some childcare and medical expenses), holidays (14 per year, typically includes longer break at Christmas), generous annual (vacation) and sick leave benefits and Employee Assistance Program. Open to all fields of study; preference may be given to students in Education, Psychology, Social Work, Human Services, Rehabilitation Services, or a related field with an interest in supporting individuals with disabilities.
Early Headstart Mentor Teacher / Coach Children's Coalition for Northeast LouisianaEarly Headstart Mentor Teacher / CoachMonroe, LA$19–$22 / hourFull timeSkills in providing training to Early Head Start direct service staff and assist staff in creating professional goals and action steps to reach goals in order to improve services to infants/toddlers Required to obtain Infant CLASS certification, Toddler CLASS certification, knowledge of infant/toddler curriculum, and social/emotional curriculum Responsibilities:Developing and maintaining constructive relationships with infant/toddler direct service staff and serve as a role model for best practices. The EHS Mentor Coach is responsible for observing and assessing the infant/toddler classroom activities and providing on-the-job guidance and training to Early Head Start program staff to improve the services and support the development of center staff.
NewCDL-A Driver | Paid Mentor Training | Home Biweekly American DriverCDL-A Driver | Paid Mentor Training | Home BiweeklyLafayette, LouisianaLafayette-area Class A drivers: $1,200 to $1,800 a week, and a company that hires brand-new CDL holders. 2 or fewer moving violations in the past 2 years; no DUI/DWI in the past 10 years.
Program for Successful Employment Peer Mentor Louisiana Community & Technical College SystemProgram for Successful Employment Peer MentorBaton Rouge, LABenefits offered include retirement, multiple medical insurance options, supplemental insurances (dental, term life, disability, accident, vision, etc.), Tax Saver Flexible Benefits Plan (saves tax dollars on some childcare and medical expenses), holidays (14 per year, typically includes longer break at Christmas), generous annual (vacation) and sick leave benefits and Employee Assistance Program. Open to all fields of study; preference may be given to students in Education, Psychology, Social Work, Human Services, Rehabilitation Services, or a related field with an interest in supporting individuals with disabilities.
JUVENILE DETENTION COUNSELOR I (CLASS CODE 6028) City of New OrleansJUVENILE DETENTION COUNSELOR I (CLASS CODE 6028)New Orleans, LADescribe all your full-time, paid work experience in one or more of the following: • correctional or detention facility; • a youth mentoring program; • a residential group home; • a mental health or substance abuse treatment center; • as a school floor monitor; as a school resource officer; • as a probation or parole officer; • as a teacher, including paraprofessional or alternative education; • security guard (private or public); • law enforcement; • in a social service position with responsibility for at least one of the following: case work, victim advocacy, family engagement, trauma recovery, child abuse investigation, or court liaison; • military in a position with major responsibilities in at least one of the following: counseling, social work, human services, teaching, military police, or security; • a supervised placement performing direct care and/or counseling services * Alternative Education includes private schools, home schooling, General Educational Development (GED) services, or gifted and talented programs. • correctional or detention facility; • a youth mentoring program; • a residential group home; • a mental health or substance abuse treatment center; • as a school floor monitor; as a school resource officer; • as a probation or parole officer; • as a teacher, including paraprofessional or alternative education; • security guard (private or public); • law enforcement; • in a social service position with responsibility for at least one of the following: case work, victim advocacy, family engagement, trauma recovery, child abuse investigation, or court liaison; • military in a position with major responsibilities in at least one of the following: counseling, social work, human services, teaching, military police, or security; • a supervised placement performing direct care and/or counseling services.