Job Overview
Employment Type
Part-time
Compensation
Hourly
Range $20.00 - $22.00
Work Schedule
Flexible
Benefits
flexible schedule
Professional development assistance
Job Description
Washington Vocational Services (WVS) is a respected organization dedicated to empowering people with disabilities by helping them gain recognition for their abilities and contributions within both workplace and community environments. As a non-profit service provider located in Everett, Washington, WVS offers a variety of programs aimed at fostering independence and employment opportunities for individuals with disabilities. The organization prioritizes inclusion, equal opportunity, and comprehensive support to enhance the quality of life and self-sufficiency of its clients. WVS operates with the mission to remove barriers and facilitate the active participation of people with disabilities in society and in the labor market. Their commitment to a diverse and inclusive workforce reflects their values and community-oriented focus, ensuring respectful and fair treatment for all employees and clients alike.
WVS is currently seeking a part-time Community Transit Trainer to join their team supporting programs in Snohomish County. This role, based in Everett, WA, involves approximately 20 to 25 hours per week of flexible schedule work. As a Community Transit Trainer, you will play a crucial role in cooperating closely with Employment Consultants and the Program Manager to help persons with disabilities, seniors, and other community members in need of travel training to develop the knowledge and skills necessary for safe and confident bus riding. This position is community-oriented and requires outreach, education, assessment, and ongoing support to enhance the independence of transit users.
The Community Transit Trainer will provide practical and insightful instruction on bus safety, navigation, and the fundamentals of transit use. Besides training, the role involves active marketing and promotion of WVS programs within local school districts, senior centers, and other community-based organizations. Success in this position requires a blend of patience, teaching ability, a strong orientation toward customer service, and autonomous work capability. The trainer will engage with diverse populations, requiring excellent interpersonal communication skills and the ability to tailor instruction to individual needs. Strong organizational skills are also essential due to the need to maintain detailed records, skills assessments, training summaries, and recommendations.
This role offers competitive pay ranging from $20.00 to $22.00 per hour and includes benefits such as a flexible schedule and professional development assistance, making it an attractive opportunity for individuals passionate about community service and dedicated to promoting accessibility and empowerment for vulnerable populations. WVS embraces equal employment opportunity and maintains a workplace free from discrimination to foster a positive and supportive culture. The work is primarily on the road, facilitating direct interaction with program participants in multiple locations, enhancing community presence and impact. Candidates must show proof of full COVID-19 vaccination in compliance with state employment requirements. If you have a passion for helping others and enjoy working in an autonomous environment where your contributions directly impact people’s independence, you are encouraged to apply for this rewarding part-time position.
WVS is currently seeking a part-time Community Transit Trainer to join their team supporting programs in Snohomish County. This role, based in Everett, WA, involves approximately 20 to 25 hours per week of flexible schedule work. As a Community Transit Trainer, you will play a crucial role in cooperating closely with Employment Consultants and the Program Manager to help persons with disabilities, seniors, and other community members in need of travel training to develop the knowledge and skills necessary for safe and confident bus riding. This position is community-oriented and requires outreach, education, assessment, and ongoing support to enhance the independence of transit users.
The Community Transit Trainer will provide practical and insightful instruction on bus safety, navigation, and the fundamentals of transit use. Besides training, the role involves active marketing and promotion of WVS programs within local school districts, senior centers, and other community-based organizations. Success in this position requires a blend of patience, teaching ability, a strong orientation toward customer service, and autonomous work capability. The trainer will engage with diverse populations, requiring excellent interpersonal communication skills and the ability to tailor instruction to individual needs. Strong organizational skills are also essential due to the need to maintain detailed records, skills assessments, training summaries, and recommendations.
This role offers competitive pay ranging from $20.00 to $22.00 per hour and includes benefits such as a flexible schedule and professional development assistance, making it an attractive opportunity for individuals passionate about community service and dedicated to promoting accessibility and empowerment for vulnerable populations. WVS embraces equal employment opportunity and maintains a workplace free from discrimination to foster a positive and supportive culture. The work is primarily on the road, facilitating direct interaction with program participants in multiple locations, enhancing community presence and impact. Candidates must show proof of full COVID-19 vaccination in compliance with state employment requirements. If you have a passion for helping others and enjoy working in an autonomous environment where your contributions directly impact people’s independence, you are encouraged to apply for this rewarding part-time position.
Job Requirements
- high school diploma or equivalent
- valid driver’s license and personal vehicle with auto insurance
- ability to pass background checks
- strong communication and interpersonal skills
- ability to work independently
- customer service experience
- willingness to attend community events
- proof of full COVID-19 vaccination
Job Qualifications
- ability to pass Washington State Patrol and DSHS background checks
- possess valid driver’s license with required auto liability insurance
- ability to work autonomously under general supervision
- high degree of customer service orientation
- strong presentation and teaching skills
- ability to maintain training records and assessments
- must be fully vaccinated against COVID-19
Job Duties
- assist persons with disabilities and seniors with travel training and bus safety education
- collaborate with employment consultants and program managers to support transit training programs
- market WVS programs to local school districts, senior centers, and community organizations
- assess skills and provide training summaries and recommendations
- maintain records and reports related to training
- attend community events to promote program awareness
- provide presentations to community groups
Job Criteria
Experience
No experience required
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