Leadership Coach, College Going

As a Leadership Coach at College Track in Sacramento, your main responsibilities include facilitating workshops aimed at supporting scholars through high school and the college application process. You will prepare for various workshops, manage programming, and closely track and analyze data to measure student progress. Building trusting relationships with students from diverse backgrounds and providing one-on-one coaching are also key components of this role.

To qualify for the Leadership Coach position at College Track, you'll need experience working with high school students, particularly those from underserved communities. Experience in facilitating workshops and mentoring students individually is essential. Strong relational skills, flexibility, and a passion for education and student success are crucial to thrive in this role.

The work environment for a Leadership Coach at College Track is dynamic and collaborative, as you will be working closely with a team to support students. This role is 100% in-person, with office hours from 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM, Monday through Friday. Being part of a values-driven organization, you’ll find that joy, authenticity, and excellence are at the core of your daily interactions.

The salary for a Leadership Coach at College Track in Sacramento ranges between $26.24 and $35.51 per hour, depending on experience. Given this range, new employees can typically expect an offer around $30.41 to $31.81 per hour, ensuring equitable compensation while providing opportunities for growth.

To apply for the Leadership Coach position at College Track, you’ll need to complete an application and upload your resume. While a cover letter is optional, it may be beneficial to include one if you want to showcase relevant experience that isn’t on your resume or if you're new to college access fields. Applications are accepted until the priority deadline of January 5, 2025.

When answering this question, provide specific examples of the workshops you've facilitated, focusing on the topics covered and the outcomes achieved. Highlight your approach to engagement and how you adapt content to meet students' needs, showing that you understand the diverse backgrounds of your audience.

Share your strategies for connecting with students, such as active listening, being approachable, and showing empathy. Discuss any past experiences that illustrate how you’ve successfully built trust and rapport with students to foster a supportive learning environment.

Explain your familiarity with data analysis tools and methods, and discuss how you interpret student progress to inform your coaching. Provide examples of how you've used data to adapt your strategies and improve student outcomes, emphasizing the importance of ongoing development.

Share personal anecdotes or experiences that led to your passion for education and student support. Connect your motivations to the goals and values of College Track, emphasizing your commitment to helping students overcome barriers and achieve their dreams.

Use this question to demonstrate your problem-solving skills. Describe the challenge, your approach to resolving it, and the positive outcome. Focus on your ability to remain calm, adaptable, and student-centered when faced with difficulties.

Discuss your understanding of diversity and inclusion, and outline specific strategies you would employ to make your workshops relatable and engaging for all. Highlight your experience in adapting materials and discussions to resonate with different cultural backgrounds.

Here, emphasize your organizational skills and time management strategies. Share how you prioritize tasks based on students' needs, deadlines for workshops, and your methods for keeping track of individual progress.

Discuss your team experience, highlighting how you work effectively with others to achieve common goals. Talk about successful collaborative projects you've been part of and emphasize the importance of open communication and adaptability in teamwork.

Define what success means in the context of college preparation, focusing on both academic and personal development. Highlight the importance of resilience, self-advocacy, and a solid understanding of college resources as key indicators of success.

Reflect on your inspirations and driving forces behind your education career. Connect your passion for mentorship, motivation to contribute to societal change, and the desire to empower students to create a compelling narrative about why education is your chosen field.