Brooklyn Assistant Site Director - Afterschool Program
- Location
- Brooklyn, NY
- Work type
- Part Time · On-site
- Posted
- 2026-08-25
Job description
Position Summary
The Assistant Site Director helps guide all functions of a site's daily programming, ensuring that all participants and staff are safe and engaged. Teaming with the Site Director, they are on-site before children arrive and are there throughout the duration of the afterschool program to ensure that the logistical needs of the program are met. They must have a strong commitment to youth development, and be willing to learn and implement new strategies to inspire students to be positive, thoughtful, and motivated to work hard. They are supported by, and collaborate regularly with our passionate Group Leaders and Activity Specialists.
Core Responsibilities
Support the smooth daily operation of the afterschool program at a given site
Ensure regular attendance by participants
Ensure staff provides a positive learning experience to youth
Maintain accurate and current staff, program and participant records
Assist with staff hiring as-needed
Participate in NYJTL city-wide program events and training sessions
Perform other duties and responsibilities as assigned
Qualifications
Associate Degree (or 60 credits on college transcript) in Child Development, Elementary Education, Physical Education or a related field
2+ years experience working with elementary or middle school-aged children with diverse backgrounds
Availability Monday - Friday, 1:00pm - 6:00pm during the school year and some school holidays
Evidence of strong leadership, project & data management, and organizational skills
Excellent staff management and administrative skills
Excellent knowledge of youth development and education
Must be able to develop and implement age-appropriate curricula, consistently innovating and improving program quality
Proficiency in Microsoft Office Suite (primarily Word and Excel)
Knowledge of DYCD and DOH mandates required, knowledge of DYCD/YouthServices.net preferable